Block:Ball Bias in Kent on August 9 1884
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| Data | “Ball-bias” was one of the games enjoyed by 200 children at the annual treat for students of the Wesleyan Chapel Sunday Schools of Goudhurst, a village in Kent near the Sussex border. A newspaper reported that “the amusements provided for the children included swinging, cricket, the tug of war, ball-bias, bat, trap and ball, and some of the children of a larger growth amused themselves and the bystanders by playing French tag, &c.” |
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| Sources | South Eastern Gazette (Maidstone), Aug. 9, 1884, p. 3 |
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