The players are formed in a line and count fours. The drill master then calls
out a number and gives a marching or facing command. All players with that
number will execute the command. If a player is slow or obeys out of turn, or
makes any other error, he has to fall out of the game. The last man is the
winner.
Variation. The straight Competitive Drill is good to developmental alertness.
The group is drilled; each man making an error falling out until only one is left, who is the winner and who receives a ribbon or bar
pin.
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