Summary

The Laws of the Eton Wall Game

A "goal" outweighs any number of "shies," in deciding a game, if each party has an equal number of "goals," that party wins which has the majority of "shies," in addition to the "goals." If no "goal" is got by either party the game is decided by "shies."
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The Laws of the Eton Wall Game

The ball must be put in by the umpire gently and along the ground; if it is prevented from touching the wall, it must be taken out and the bully formed anew.
7. The ball must be put in without waiting for players to come up; but when behind the white line, time must be allowed, at the discretion of the umpires, for the "bully" to be regularly formed.
8. No player may run outside the line to stop the ball before it be kicked, the ball may be kicked outside the furrow, provided the player do not touch the ground outside with his foot in so doing.
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The Laws of the Eton Wall Game

The two umpires, appointed one by each Club keeper are to enforce the rules, to decide on disputes that arise, to put in the ball alternately, to break the "bully" when it becomes necessary to make any player move if he is in the way of the ball when put in, also to keep an account of the number of goals and shies obtained.
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