Games

The Wicket-keeper
The wicket-keeper should not take the ball for the purpose of...

Horsemen.
This is a rough-and-tumble game for the boys, and must be p...

Teaching Rabbits
If you find you have an intelligent rabbit who quickly learns...

Hen And Chickens
A leader is chosen for the "hen" and the remainder of the chi...

Wee Bologna Man
_2 to 60 or more players._ _Parlor; playground; schoolro...

A Stream's Fascination
But there is no absolute need for you to have boats in order ...

Cat And Mouse
One pupil is designated to play the role of cat, another that...

Mother Mother The Pot Boils Over!
_5 to 11 players._ _Indoors; out of doors._ This...

Plug the Hole

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





The players form in a circle with their legs in a stride position,
their toes touching those of the next player. The one who is "It" takes
his place in the centre of the circle. A partner to "It" takes his
place on the outside of the circle. "It" is given a salt bag stuffed
with saw dust or an old basketball cover stuffed with rags or some
similar object. "It" endeavors to throw the stuffed bag between the
legs of any of the players making up the circle. The players in the
circle must keep their hands upon their knees until they see the bag
coming towards them. They can then intercept it with their hands but
are not allowed to move their feet. Should "It" succeed in throwing the
bag between the legs of any player, his partner on the outside may
capture it and endeavor to throw it back into the circle by the same
method by which it came out, while the one between whose legs the bag
was thrown takes "It's" place. Should "It's" partner on the outside
succeed in throwing the ball into the circle between the legs of any
player, that player takes the partner's place on the outside.

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