Elmore, Emily Warren · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 115
pends on the num-ber of players, but there should always be oneless hole than there are players. In the gymnasiumsmall chalk circles are drawn on the floor tocorrespond to the holes. Each player is providedwith a stick about 3 feet long; wands are verysuitable in the gymnasium. All the players… … in the air, thus dislodging the ball, and eachplayer runs to put the end of his stick into oneof the small holes. As there is one less hole than there are play-ers, one playerwill be left out,and he musttry to hit thebasket ball intothe central holeand, at thesame time, tryto get his stickinto one…
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