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'''Release--Playground Game''' is a game popular among children in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. It is played between 10 to 50 people. One to five people are designated "It." A car or tree is used as "jail." The people who are designated "it" chase the others, who are designated as "free." Once the free people are tagged, they go to the "jail." If a free person can make it to the jail without being tagged, he or she yells "release" and everyone in jail is free. The game ends when all the "free people" have been sent to "jail" and no one is left to "release" them. |
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This game was popular in neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA during the 1970s, when large crowds of children would play during the day or evening. |
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== References == |
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<ref>http://www.wikihow.com/Play-a-Game-of-Release#Tips</ref> |
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Release--Playground Game is a game popular among children in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. It is played between 10 to 50 people. One to five people are designated "It." A car or tree is used as "jail." The people who are designated "it" chase the others, who are designated as "free." Once the free people are tagged, they go to the "jail." If a free person can make it to the jail without being tagged, he or she yells "release" and everyone in jail is free. The game ends when all the "free people" have been sent to "jail" and no one is left to "release" them.
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