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The regulation qetense ‘pedwees: cmon i sent font, ae ed

stake enters the ground. Fer women and boys in contests and tour

ance should be thirty feete

Horseshoes: The horseshoes must not exceed seven=and-oreehalf inches in lengths,
seven inches in width, and two-and-oneehalf powids in weight with toe or heel calks
extending out net more than threeequarters ef an inche The openings between the
calks must not exceed threo-and-one«half inches, inside measuremontse

Game: A regulation game consists of fifty points, and the contestant first scoring
this number winse. Match contests botween two players consist of three gimes of
fifty points eache

First Pitch: At the beginning of a ‘ome the tontestants toss fer the choice ef
first piteh or follow. At the beginning of the second game the leser of the pree#
ceding game has the first pitche During the games, the centestant shales |e the