How about Dutch rubs?

Hmmmmm......

Is that like a “Dutch Rudder”??

Typical team was 5 kids on either side. Pitcher, two infielders and two outfielders. Beaning the guy with the ball before he touched base was an out. The same rule applied if you caught them leading off tiring to steal a base or if you got caught them between bases - a "hot box" also called "pickle in the middle." You'd have to tag them with the ball or bean them. Head shots count the same as a body shot.

We also had "pitchers hand." If you could return the ball to the pitcher before the hitter made it to first base, it was an out.

Before or after the noogies?

I grew up in Indian head country: the north western part of WI, border between WI and MN. The Mississippi River carves out a profile of an Indian head similar to the NH's crumbled Old Man on the Mountain.

http://www.wisconsinindianhead.org/ 

Most of us had farmer's tans though. Is that close to an Indian sunburn?

I was reaching with my left hand to grab the bouncing ball when an opponent kicked at the ball and struck my wrist instead...broke a bone that never healed correctly...the two broken pieces of the trapezoid are still there, held together by a metal plate and bone grafts...wrist is fused solid, so I can't bend or twist it...

I think the real name of the game is "cluster fluck"

to properly administer an Indian sunburn, you take the victims forearm in both of your hands and, while gripping firmly, twist your hands in opposite directions. If done correctly, it hurts a bit and leaves the tell tale red sunburn on the victim's skin.

Absolutely no idea why it was called that though.

Sounds racist. You need to write a check for reparations.

We called that a snake bite. Just like you, I have no idea where the name came from.

A titty twister though... the name accurately describes the action: pinch the nipple and twist as hard as you can but back away in a defensive stance before retaliation.

that works for me.

Lift up the victim's shirt and cover that person's belly with a tennis racquet. Then, rub a hairbrush over the tennis racquet across the belly, back and forth in a scrubbing motion...

Ouch!