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The pitch-black playground, freshly tarred and newly painted with the icons of the playground - the hopscotch squares, the boundaries for hoops, kickball, tetherball and four-square, the cakewalk for the various carnivals and fiestas, the outlines of all the states of the country.— Long Beach Press Telegram Most Viewed
At school he shares his current event with the class, plays tetherball, talks about hunting wolverines in Alaska with a frickin '12 gauge, and gets bullied.— Releaselog | RLSLOG.net
I can still feel the wind in my hair as I twirled over the bars ... the slap of my hand on the tetherball ... the whoosh of the jump rope over my head.— Blogger KING
The 9-year-old (who noted that she is almost 10 and sometimes goes by Lola) lit up when she listed the sports she loves: basketball, soccer, track, tetherball and her favorite: snowboarding.
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