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Baseball
See Chapter V Page 35

Bowling

May be used indoors or out of doors with regular ten pins and almost any
kind of ball.
Box Hockey

See Chapter IV Page 32

 

Dodge Ball

| This is a good game for younger children and can be used for competition
between groups. There are a number of different ways of playing dodge ball --
square, round, individual, etc.

End Ball

This is a game of low organization that takes care of large groups. It is a
very good game to play indoors on rainy days. Protect the end wall of gym 4'
high instead of basketball goal.

 

Field Hockey
See Chapter III Page 27

Hand Ball
See Chapter IV Page 32

Hand Tennis

A miniature tennis court is marked on two sidewalk squares, the floor or hard
level ground and a regular tennis game is played using the palm of the hand for a
racquet. The only variance from regulation tennis is that the ball is dropped and
served on the first bounce instead of the regular tennis serve.

Heels

A game similar to shuffleboard since the marking of the target and scoring is
the same. The contestant stands about 10 feet away and each tosses 2 large rubber
heels in turn the same as the order used in horseshoe tossing. These may be
purchased at a dime store.

Jacks

Use the same types of tournaments as marbles either between teams or on a
point system basis. See page 37.

Marbles

A tournament between members of the different teams may be held and the winners
play the winners of other teams or a tournament between all teams entered may be
held. Each spring in Atlantic City a national marbles tournament is held and if
interest is sufficient this might be kept in mind for winners and runners up.

See page 38.

Pin Ball .

This is a very good game for boys using basketball technique but knocking
down a ten-pin instead of shooting a goal.