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ely a defensive game, the score being made on opponents' fouls and failures. Aside from fouls, only the serving side scores. A good serve unreturned scores one point for the serving side. A point is similarly scored by the serving side at any time when the opponents fail to return a ball which is in play. Failure of the serving side to return a ball to the opponents' court merely puts them out; that is, the serve passes to the opponents, but no score is made on the failure. Should a player touching the net be on the receiving side, the serving side scores one point. A ball sent under the net is out of play and counts against the side which last struck it, their opponents scoring one point. If the ball strikes any object outside the court and bounds back, although it is still in play, it counts against the side which struck it out, their opponents scoring one point. A ball sent out of bounds by the receiving side in returning a service scores one point for the serving side. One point is scored for the opponents whenever a player catches the ball, or holds it for even an instant. The game consists of twenty-one points. WALL BALL DRILL (See also _Hand Ball Drill_.) _2 to 10 players._ _Out of doors; gymnasium._ _Hand ball._ This drill consists in throwing a ball against a wall, and catching it, with the following variations. It may be used for individual play, or for competition between two players, or as a game for large numbers. When used for large numbers, the players should be divided into several teams of equal numbers, each player throwing in turn for as many feats as he can perform without failure, each successful feat or play scoring one point for his team. He gives place to the next player upon failing. Each play should be first performed by allowing the ball to bounce once on the ground before catching it; later it should be caught without the bound. 1. Throw the ball against the wall, let it bounce once, and catch it; repeat this three times. 2. Throw, and clap hands three times before catching. 3. Throw, and twirl the hands around each other before catching. 4. Throw, and clap hands and touch the right shoulder. 5. Throw, clap hands, and touch the left shoulder. 6. Throw three times with the right hand and catch with the same hand. 7. Throw three times with the left hand and catch with the same hand. 8. Throw with the right han
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