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Games 23 race wins. If any player drops the ball, he must recover it before the play advances. Stride Ball Relay See rules for Arcu Batt Reray. Instead of passing the ball overhead, the players stand with feet apart, and pass the ball between the feet. Should the ball stop, or go out of bounds, the player before whom this occurs, must put it in play again, starting it between his feet. When the players become expert, one long shot will send the ball to the end of the line. All Up Relay The players are divided into two or more groups of equal numbers which line up in single file behind the starting line. Directly in front of each team at a distance of 30 yards from the starting lines, two tangent circles are drawn (each 2 feet in diameter). Three Indian clubs or bottles are placed in one of the circles in front of each team. On a given signal, the first players of each file run forward and with one hand change the clubs from one circle to the other. Each club must be made to stand, and none must touch the outline of the circle. As soon as this is done, each player runs back to his file and touches off the next player, who in his turn runs and changes the clubs once again. Each file moves up one place each time a player starts, making room for those who completed the run at the end of the line. The file wins whose last runner is first to dash across the starting line on his return run. Leap Frog Relay The players are lined up in two or more single files, which stand behind the starting line. At a given signal, the first players run forward 5 yards, at which point they make a “pack” by bending forward and placing their hands on their knees with knees slightly bent. As soon as _ this position is taken by the first players, the second players run forward and stride jump over the backs of the first players, taking their back position at a point 10 yards from the starting line. Each succeeding player jumps over the backs of those preceding him until all are down (each two