Games

Last Match
Three piles of matches are placed upon the table. Each pile c...

Statues
This game is similar to the game "Steps," above described, ex...

Look Out For The Bear
All of the players hide their eyes, except one, who is the Be...

Little Boats On A Stream
Sailing boats in a stream is little good, because there is no...

Home-made Compasses
A pair of compasses is a good thing to have; but you can make...

Hot-hand
This is a primitive game, capital for cold weather, for it is...

Perennials
Perennials are plants which, although they die down in winter...

Floors
The floors can be stained or painted either all over or round...

LAWN SKITTLES

Source: Outdoor Sports and Games
Category: ONE HUNDRED OUTDOOR GAMES





From a stout pole which is firmly fixed in the ground a heavy ball is
suspended by means of a rope fastened to the top of the pole. Two flat
pieces of stone or concrete are placed on opposite sides of the pole.
The game is played with nine-pins, which are set up on one stone, the
player standing on the other and endeavouring by hurling the ball to
strike down a maximum number of pins. Usually he has three chances and
the number of pins knocked down constitutes his score.

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