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Post by Steve King (Admin) on Jun 8, 2006 11:05:52 GMT -6
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kane
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Post by kane on Mar 18, 2008 8:21:48 GMT -6
I made the "Ring Toss Plan 1" can someone please give me the rules/regulations and scoring for this game please, thank you
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Post by Steve King (Admin) on Mar 18, 2008 16:59:51 GMT -6
I usually play the center is 3pts. and the ends are 1pt. Play to 21. You can play all points count or cancellation. You can also play to hit 21 exact or not. If you have to hit 21 exact, it may be a bit more challenging, because if you go over, you have to go back to 15. To each their own. Stand back 15 ft. to toss.
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Post by retrogamer on Jul 3, 2008 10:18:45 GMT -6
I am looking fro information for a game often referred to in Lancaster County as "Amish Rings". Basically each person tries to throw 3 iron or steel rings at roughly a 4 foot post to get a "ringer". As a kid in the 70's and 80's my Dad and Uncles had this games. I would like to have rings made for me. Does anybody have any specs at all on this game? Thank you.
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Post by Steve King (Admin) on Jul 3, 2008 16:18:24 GMT -6
The game that you speak of is called Quoits. Here is a comprensive site located in Lancaster County, PA on the game: www.quoitpits.com/Retailers, etc. are on this site near where you originally posted this question here: www.tossinggames.com/index.cgi?board=ringtossWe put Ring Toss and Quoits under the same section, however, they are different. The only thing in common is that you are tossing "rings". |
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Post by retrogamer on Jul 4, 2008 22:48:50 GMT -6
Thanks for the response. I know what quoits are as I have my own set that I purchased in Ephrata, PA. This game uses iron or steel rods maybe 1/2 inch in diameter bent and welded into 10 to 11 inch diameter hoops and tossed over a taller post closer to ring toss than quoits as only 1 point is awarded for a "ringer". It may very well be a variation of quoits, but I was looking to have my own set made. I just wondered if anybody knew of the game or had their own set. Thanks.
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Post by beverlystayart on Sept 26, 2009 8:34:07 GMT -6
Thanks for this helpful info.
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