The Teaching of Play
The Teaching of Play
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'•2. This is called^iV scrimmage. " E a H /Ai /I \ /i ® © © Fig. 2. SCRIM MACK Positions of|Players: Circles, side with the hall; Stiuares, (iefeuding sid. G, G, guards; T, T, tackles; K, K, ends.
C, center A Scrimmage. — The position. S of the players on the team having the ball (ofTensive play) are indicated by circles, the team on defense by squares. Notice that there are seven forwards, one (niarterback, two halfbacks and one fulback. The ball is held by the center player. Now the cai)tain ...or (piarterback calls a signal which all the men of that team understand as the call for a certain play, having agreed upon it and rehearsed it in practice beforehand; the whole team unites in an effort to carry it out successfully. Such plays usually begin by the center's passing the ball to the quarterback, and in most plays he passes it to a third player, who runs with it, so as to advance \vith it towards the opi)onent's goal. There are a great many i)()ssil)le variations in this plan, but the one shown in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'•2. This is called^iV scrimmage. " E a H /Ai /I \ /i ® © © Fig. 2. SCRIM MACK Positions of|Players: Circles, side with the hall; Stiuares, (iefeuding sid. G, G, guards; T, T, tackles; K, K, ends.
C, center A Scrimmage. — The position. S of the players on the team having the ball (ofTensive play) are indicated by circles, the team on defense by squares. Notice that there are seven forwards, one (niarterback, two halfbacks and one fulback. The ball is held by the center player. Now the cai)tain ...or (piarterback calls a signal which all the men of that team understand as the call for a certain play, having agreed upon it and rehearsed it in practice beforehand; the whole team unites in an effort to carry it out successfully. Such plays usually begin by the center's passing the ball to the quarterback, and in most plays he passes it to a third player, who runs with it, so as to advance \vith it towards the opi)onent's goal. There are a great many i)()ssil)le variations in this plan, but the one shown in Fig.
What to read after The Teaching of Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Pardon Bowen to read onlineMoreLess
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