Popular amusements for in and out of doors, embracing nine books in one volume (1902)
Mustain, Nelle M · [Chicago?] · leaf 279
two boards. Cut tentin or wood doors, five inches wide andeight inches long, to fit in the spaces underthe. rods and between the boards, and thenhang these doors on the rods with cord orwire, taking care to have them loose enough to swing freely. To make the ap-paratus steady, nail a narrow board… … ing doors. Beginning at one end, numberthe doors on one side of the apparatus 10,20, 30, 40, 50. Now procure three largeballs—croquet balls preferred—and yourgame is ready. To play the game, each contestantstands at a distance of thirty feet, androlls the balls, one at a time, along theground at…
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