As to Polo
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Crane suggests a line-up for a knock in in which No. 3 takes up a position about half way between Team Play 87 the ball and No. 2. This puts the team in regular position and sends the whole team down the field on the ball. This formation has much to commend it.
The knock in may be varied by a series of plays Variations called for by signal. One of these is to have the of knock in.
No. 2 take his position near the side boards and close to the back line ; instead of No. 4 knocking in, No. 2 gallo...ps very rapidly across and comes at the ball, going at full speed, and hits it across goal to No. 3, who has left his position in front of the posts and has gone out to pick it up. No. 4 follows No.
2 to carry the ball along in case No. 2 hits poorly or misses. In this case No. 3, No. 2, and No. 4 are in line on the ball, going at full speed, a combina- tion particularly well adapted to a successful and aggressive attack. This may be varied, if the other side get rushing across the field to meet this play as soon as they see No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crane suggests a line-up for a knock in in which No. 3 takes up a position about half way between Team Play 87 the ball and No. 2. This puts the team in regular position and sends the whole team down the field on the ball. This formation has much to commend it.
The knock in may be varied by a series of plays Variations called for by signal. One of these is to have the of knock in.
No. 2 take his position near the side boards and close to the back line ; instead of No. 4 knocking in, No. 2 gallo...ps very rapidly across and comes at the ball, going at full speed, and hits it across goal to No. 3, who has left his position in front of the posts and has gone out to pick it up. No. 4 follows No.
2 to carry the ball along in case No. 2 hits poorly or misses. In this case No. 3, No. 2, and No. 4 are in line on the ball, going at full speed, a combina- tion particularly well adapted to a successful and aggressive attack. This may be varied, if the other side get rushing across the field to meet this play as soon as they see No.
What to read after As to Polo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Cameron William Cameron Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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