BRILÉ (“PRISONER BALL) The Field It has got two parts, team A field and team B field. Each one has on the backside a place for the opposite team prison. Game aim • Ensure that all the opposing team will go to their jail. • Divided into two groups (group A and group B), we will try to hit all the opposite team players with a ball. Rules • If they throw a ball and it hits you and before it touches the ground, you are momentarily out. You can be back in the game from the prison and you´ll be able to save yourself. • If they throw you the ball and you catch it without it touching the ground, you get “a life” that you can use to one´s own advantage or to save a partner who is in prison. • If somebody from any prison hits someone from the opposite team with a ball, and then the ball touches the ground, the hit player goes to prison (the one he belongs to) and the pitcher saves himself or herself and comes back to his or her field. • It is allowed to pass the ball across one´s group field to the same group´s prison, only if the opposite team doesn ´t catch the ball. • If you hit someone from your team with the ball, he is not out. • If the ball hits after bouncing on the ground, it doesn´t matter.
• When all the players from a team are in prison, they´ll have 3 throws (as much as in total), just to be able to hit someone from the opposite team who is not in prison and to save one of the players of his team and to continue the game.
THE FROG
It is an outside game to be played in any season. It was played all around the country in taverns. It belongs to traditional games called “De Burro”.
Game aim
To introduce the “pellos” (metallic discs) into the frog´s mouth or any other hole on the frog´s table.
Rules
• You have to throw the metallic discs from a distance line into a box with 5 holes, 2 croquets, a mill and a frog.
• The punctuation depends on where the metallic discs are placed. • You play with about 10 metallic discs and you have 10 turns to throw. • The punctuation goes on as following: the highest point is the frog, then the mill, the croquets and finally the holes.