1935-36
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Dimensions of Arena.
6. The arena will be limited to a total breadth of 40 feet, the
boundary to be clearly marked. Any team pulling in a crooned
direction, so as to go outside this limit, will be considered to have
lost the pull.
Posts will be placed 12 feet on either side of the central mark
on the rope. A team will be considered beaten when the central
mark on the rope crosses the line indicated by the posts of the
opposing team.
Competitions.
7. There will be two competitions—one for teams whose
aggregate weight does not exceed 110 stone per team; and another
for teams whose aggregate weight does not exceed 130 stone per
team.
Method of Draw.
S. The competing teams will be drawn in pairs, and all byes
disposed of in the First Round.
9. Dimensions of rope: Length, 140 feet; circumference, 4.ins.
10. Duties of the Officer detailed to weigh teams:—
(a) To ensure that neither team exceeds the stipulated weight.
(b) To stamp each competitor after weighing (110 stone teams
on the left forearm, 130 stone teams on the right forearm).
(c) To superintend the spinning of the coin for choice of ends.
(B) AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION RULES.
Teams.
Teams shall consist of an equal number of competitors, who
shall be subject to first claim rule and team qualification. A Coach,
who must also be an amateur under A.A.A. Laws, is allowed.
Age.
Iii open competition, no member of. a team shall be under the
age of seventeen years.
Weight.
In competitions confined to specified weights, Stewards shall be
appointed, and shall be responsible to the Judge for correctly
weighing the competitors before the start.
Draw and Byes.
Competing teams shall be drawn in pairs, and all byes shall be
disposed of in the First Round. Where three teams only compete,
the team drawing the bye shall—if defeated by the winner of the
First Round—pull for second place.
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Dimensions of Arena.
6. The arena will be limited to a total breadth of 40 feet, the
boundary to be clearly marked. Any team pulling in a crooned
direction, so as to go outside this limit, will be considered to have
lost the pull.
Posts will be placed 12 feet on either side of the central mark
on the rope. A team will be considered beaten when the central
mark on the rope crosses the line indicated by the posts of the
opposing team.
Competitions.
7. There will be two competitions—one for teams whose
aggregate weight does not exceed 110 stone per team; and another
for teams whose aggregate weight does not exceed 130 stone per
team.
Method of Draw.
S. The competing teams will be drawn in pairs, and all byes
disposed of in the First Round.
9. Dimensions of rope: Length, 140 feet; circumference, 4.ins.
10. Duties of the Officer detailed to weigh teams:—
(a) To ensure that neither team exceeds the stipulated weight.
(b) To stamp each competitor after weighing (110 stone teams
on the left forearm, 130 stone teams on the right forearm).
(c) To superintend the spinning of the coin for choice of ends.
(B) AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION RULES.
Teams.
Teams shall consist of an equal number of competitors, who
shall be subject to first claim rule and team qualification. A Coach,
who must also be an amateur under A.A.A. Laws, is allowed.
Age.
Iii open competition, no member of. a team shall be under the
age of seventeen years.
Weight.
In competitions confined to specified weights, Stewards shall be
appointed, and shall be responsible to the Judge for correctly
weighing the competitors before the start.
Draw and Byes.
Competing teams shall be drawn in pairs, and all byes shall be
disposed of in the First Round. Where three teams only compete,
the team drawing the bye shall—if defeated by the winner of the
First Round—pull for second place.
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Games and sports in the army > 1935-36 > (571) |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/248715793 |
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Description | 'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising. |
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Shelfmark | GWB.52 |