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Song-roundels and games (1904)

Suder, Henry. [from old catalog] · [Chicago?] · leaf 59

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yed by dividing each team intotwo divisions, A and B, placed on opposite sides of room or gymnasium. Passing the bag is begun with the first one of division A. Whenthe bag reaches the last member of the division, this member carriesthe bag to division B, where the bag is again passed down the line… … —55— PREPARATORY EXERCISES FOR BALL GAMES. All ball games demand a certain agility in throwing and catching theball. A beginner, therefore, should have some practice in such exercisesbefore he takes part in regular ball games, especially the more complicatedgames, as basket, captain, or foot-ball.…

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