A Practical Hand book of Games
A Practical Hand book of Games
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The players 70 A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK OF GAMES Rear Boundary Starting Position Team A form two teams, A and B, and line up on either side of the center line, about 10 feet from it.
The object of the game is for the one team to throw the ball over the opponents' rear boundary line, thus scoring one point toward winning.
The game is started by having one member of the team that wins the toss up take the first throw. The point at which the op- posing team stops the ball indicates the point at which ...they must line up for their throw. Thus the object of the team that throws is not only to throw the ball over the opponents' boundary line, but also to force the other team back as far as pos- sible. If the ball should fall in front of a team, any mem- ber may run forward and stop it, and the whole team may move up to that point, but never farther than the original starting place, that is 10 feet from the center line. The side first scoring five points, wins.
Remarks. This game which is similar to " Catch Ball" is excellent preliminary practice for basket ball, as it involves quick passing and catching, and keeps the teams, as a whole, active all the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The players 70 A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK OF GAMES Rear Boundary Starting Position Team A form two teams, A and B, and line up on either side of the center line, about 10 feet from it.
The object of the game is for the one team to throw the ball over the opponents' rear boundary line, thus scoring one point toward winning.
The game is started by having one member of the team that wins the toss up take the first throw. The point at which the op- posing team stops the ball indicates the point at which ...they must line up for their throw. Thus the object of the team that throws is not only to throw the ball over the opponents' boundary line, but also to force the other team back as far as pos- sible. If the ball should fall in front of a team, any mem- ber may run forward and stop it, and the whole team may move up to that point, but never farther than the original starting place, that is 10 feet from the center line. The side first scoring five points, wins.
Remarks. This game which is similar to " Catch Ball" is excellent preliminary practice for basket ball, as it involves quick passing and catching, and keeps the teams, as a whole, active all the time.
What to read after A Practical Hand book of Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Warren Elmore to read onlineMoreLess
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