Ball and Darts Game- Hothamonne -Native American Indian Game
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Make a ball out of fiber or some material that can be easily pierced; the Indians use yucca leaves. The darts are made of corn cobs, each with two feathers and a slender stick for a point.
The ball is placed on the ground, and the darts are thrown at it from a short distance. If the first player pierces the ball, his dart remains in place until the other one plays. If he, too, is successful, it is a tie. If the second player does not strike the ball, the first one throws again, and so on. The one who hits the ball, most often is the winner.
The ball is placed on the ground, and the darts are thrown at it from a short distance. If the first player pierces the ball, his dart remains in place until the other one plays. If he, too, is successful, it is a tie. If the second player does not strike the ball, the first one throws again, and so on. The one who hits the ball, most often is the winner.
References:
1. Everyland 1913
2. GAMES OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. BY STEWART CULLIN 1907
2. GAMES OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. BY STEWART CULLIN 1907
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