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Politeness In Streets
The streets (p. 26) of Game No. 12 may be utilised for this g...

Jack-stones
A game which is good, quiet fun for a rainy day is Jack-stone...

Telegram.
Provide the players with pencil and paper. Each one then w...

The St Bernard
The most majestic of dogs is the St. Bernard. He is high-cour...

Pantomime.
Give each guest a slip of paper, folded, containing words w...

Ring-the-nail
A variation of this can be played with common large nails and...

Chestnut Chairs
an be made of chestnuts. The flatter side of the nut is t...

Squirrel Game
Players all seated but one, heads on desks, eyes covered, one...

Dog-stick

Source: What Shall We Do Now?: Five Hundred Games And Pastimes
Category: OUTDOOR GAMES FOR BOYS





A game for city pavements or for smooth country roads has so many
names that it is difficult to say which is its right one, but a common
one is "dog-stick." It is played something like hockey, the aim being
to get a ball or counter over your opponent's goal line. The ball in
this case is not a ball but a piece of wood which you can make
yourself, of an odd shape. It is like a flattened ball with a tail to
it. With a club or stick you strike the tail so that the ball springs
up in the air and then before it falls you strike it with your club
toward your enemy's goal line. The players are divided into sides who
try to defend their goal lines and to send back the ball to the other
side. Make your own rules as experience teaches you is fair.




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