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The following are extracts from something I recently found on the Web, that I had been vaguely looking for. Anyone care to hazard a guess what they might relate to (it is, obviously, a game)?
The first bully forms under the Ladder, the team playing towards Good Calx having ‘heads’.
The ball is dead when it crosses the Furrow and either stops, is stopped by a player, touches a spectator or inanimate object, or touches the garden wall in Good Calx outside the Furrow.
A furker from each team and their supporters shall form first. The furker’s foot must not break the outside line. [...]
Play may then commence and both sides may try to furk the ball as long as it remains in Calx.
A goal is scored
- if the thrower throws the ball directly onto the Door or its wooden framework in Good Calx, or onto the tree below the white line in Bad Calx.
Hint - the game in question is not Mornington Crescent, much though it may sound like it.
The first bully forms under the Ladder, the team playing towards Good Calx having ‘heads’.
The ball is dead when it crosses the Furrow and either stops, is stopped by a player, touches a spectator or inanimate object, or touches the garden wall in Good Calx outside the Furrow.
A furker from each team and their supporters shall form first. The furker’s foot must not break the outside line. [...]
Play may then commence and both sides may try to furk the ball as long as it remains in Calx.
A goal is scored
- if the thrower throws the ball directly onto the Door or its wooden framework in Good Calx, or onto the tree below the white line in Bad Calx.
Hint - the game in question is not Mornington Crescent, much though it may sound like it.