Games

Contests For Two: Wrestling Matches And Tugs Of War
The following group of wrestling matches and races make a ver...

Indian Games
INTRODUCTION.--All the games here presented have been played ...

Chinese Wall
_10 to 60 or more players._ _Playground; gymnasium._ ...

Animal Blind Man's Buff
_10 to 30 or more players._ _Parlor; gymnasium; playgrou...

Vaulting Seats
_10 to 60 players._ _Schoolroom._ This game is played...

Think Of A Number
In this game the leader tells one of the players to think of ...

Riddles
Few children think they will ever tire of playing games; but ...

Ring And Goblet
Tie wedding-ring or key to silken thread or horsehair, and ho...

Kick Ball

Source: School, Church, and Home Games
Category: SCHOOLYARD GAMES For Advanced and High School Pupils





An inflated ball about the size of a basketball is best for this game,
but a bean bag can be used. The group is divided into two teams. One
team is at the bat and the other in the field, arranged as in regular
baseball with the exception that there is a short stop on both sides of
the pitcher. The home base is marked upon the ground in form of a
rectangle 4 feet long and 3 feet wide. The ball is tossed with an
underhand toss, so that it passes over the base not higher than the
level of the knee of the batter. Three strikes and four balls are
allowed, as in baseball. Three men out retire a side. The principal
difference is that the batter kicks the ball and may be put out by
being hit with the ball when running between bases.

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