BUCKEY-HOW.

For this the boys divide into sides; one "stops at home," the other

goes off to a certain distance agreed on beforehand and shouts

"Buckey-how." The boys "at home" then give chase, and, when they

succeed in catching an adversary, they bring him home and there he

stays until all on his side are caught, when they in turn become

the chasers.

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