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A practical hand-book of games (1922)

Elmore, Emily Warren · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 102

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rs for anylength of time,the refereemust blow hiswhistle, stopthe play, andselect twoplayers whomust standwith the ballbetween them;and, at the signal, try each to bat the ball towardhis own goal. The playing time is divided into halves, thelength to be determined by the age of the players.The… … FLOOR BALL 84 A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK OF GAMES Fouls. 1. Catching or holding the ball with two hands. 2. Kicking the ball, or stopping it with the foot. 3. Touching of the ball a second time by theone who puts it in play at beginning, before it istouched by another. 4. Striking ball with fist. 5.…

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