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of muslin. The players stand in two lines opposite each other and
evenly divided. At the end of the line is a clothes basket. The bags
are placed on two chairs at the opposite end of the line and next to
the two captains. At a signal the captains select a bag and pass it to
the next player, who passes it along until finally it is dropped into
the basket. When all the bags are passed they are then taken out and
passed rapidly back to the starting point. The side whose bags have
gone up and down the line first scores a point. If a bag is dropped in
transit it must be passed back to the captain, who starts it again.
Five points usually constitute a game.

BEST COLLEGE ATHLETIC RECORDS

These records have been made in the Intercollegiate contests which are
held annually under the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association
of America.

100-yard dash 9-4/5 seconds made in 1896
220-yard dash 21-1/5 seconds made in 1896
440-yard dash 48-4/5 seconds made in 1907
Half-mile run 1 min. 56 seconds made in 1905
One-mile run 4 min. 17-4/5 seconds made in 1909
Two-mile run 9 min. 27-3/5 seconds made in 1909
Running broad jump 24 feet 4-1/2 in. made in 1899
Running high jump 6 feet 3-1/4 in. made in 1907
Putting 16-pound shot 46 feet 5-1/2 in. made in 1907
Throwing the hammer 164 feet 10 in. made in 1902
Pole vault 12 feet 3-1/4 in. made in 1909
120-yard high hurdle 15-1/5 seconds made in 1908
220-yard hurdle 23-3/5 seconds made in 1898
One-mile walk 6 min. 45-2/5 seconds made in 1898

BLIND MAN'S BUFF

This game is played in two ways. In each case one player is
blindfolded and attempts to catch one of the others and to identify
him by feeling. In regular blind man's buff, the players are allowed
to run about at will and sometimes the game is dangerous to the one
blindfolded, but in the game of "Still Pon" the one who is "it" is
turned several times and then announces, "Still Pon no more moving,"
and awards a certain number of steps, which may be taken when in
danger of capture. After this number is exhausted the player must
stand perfectly still even though he is caught.

BULL IN THE RING

In this game the players form a circle with clasped hands. To be
"bull" is the position of honour