Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 221
throw from where the ball lay, orfrom the hats, at the rest, and so on, until someone missed. The one who missed took up his hatand left the play, and the boy who picked up theball proceeded to drop it into a hat, and the gamewent on until all but one were put out. Hat-ball is so simple that any… … JACK AMUblNG THE S.MALL BOVS WITH STORIES OF HLNITNU, FISHING, AND FRONTIER ADVENTTRE. [SEE IAGE 20I.J ing the game to Bob. They found one or two boysalready there, and when Jack showed his new balland proposed a new game, they fell in with it. The boys stood their hats in a row on thegrass. The…
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