ound.) Partners lock arms. Two extra players as runners. All the players lock arms and scatter about the playground in order togive plenty of running space for the game. It, or the chaser, starts afterthe second runner, who, in order to save himself from being tagged, locks armswith one of the… … FOR SCHOOLS AND PLAYGROUNDS 149 after the one who was It in the first place. Short runs are to be encouragedand all sorts of tricks should be used to keep the player guessing as to wherea Tunner is going to stop. This keeps the interest up to a high pitch and makesthe game one of the most…
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