by H. H. Tremayne and A. R. Thompson

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by H. H. Tremayne and A. R. Thompson The Laws of the Eton Field Game

When a rouge has been obtained the ball must be placed one yard from the centre of the goal; and no player is to touch the ball, or let it rest against his foot, until the player, who has [3] obtained the rouge, has kicked the ball himself.
12. No player may run behind the goal sticks before the ball be kicked behind, either to prevent or obtain a rouge.
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by H. H. Tremayne and A. R. Thompson The Laws of the Eton Field Game

If the Ball bounces off a bystander or any other object, outside the line of the side sticks, it may be kicked immediately on coming in.
28. If the Ball, when kicked out, bounds from any object without coming in, it must be put in parallel to the place, where it struck that object.
29. A player is considered to be sneaking when only three, or less than three, of the opposite side are before him and may not kick the ball.
30. One goal outweighs any number of rouges. If each party has an equal number of goals, that party wins, which has the majority of rouges in addition to the goals.
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