GamesDucks FlyChildren stand in files. Leader stands in front of class and ... I Love My Love This is not played now as once it was. In the old way the pla... Jumbled Words The pupils of each aisle constitute a team. Each pupil in the... Grafting And Budding Grafting is the transferring of a shoot of one tree into the ... Song Contest Song contestants are supplied with pencil and paper. Standing... Bowls "I will play at _Bowls_ with the sun and moon."--_Byron.... Philopenas Two games with nuts and cherries may as well go at the end of... Line Zigza III (Double Zigzag) _20 to 100 players._ _Playground... |
Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
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Railway WhistThis is a kind of "Roadside Whist," the rules for which will be found
on page 163. As has been said there, most players will prefer to draw
up their own scoring table; but the following things and figures may
be found useful as a foundation:--
If you see--
A church it counts 3
A field with sheep " 3
A field with cows " 2
A field with horses " 4
A field with rabbits " 3
A man " 1
A woman " 2
A stile " 4
An open gate " 5
A shut gate " 2
An ordinary dog " 2
A sheep dog " 6
A horse and cart " 5
A hay-wagon " 2
A pond " 4
If you see--
A waving handkerchief you lose 6
A hay-stack " 1
A red barn " 5
A grocer's wagon " 1
Children on a gate " 10
Whichever side first sees a black sheep wins, no matter what the score
is. Otherwise the scorer of the greatest number of marks is the
winner. In "Railway Whist" it is necessary for the players to be on
different sides of the train.
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