Cage
Two hoops crossed at right angles in the centre of the ground, as in the Eglinton Castle setting.
Climbing on the Scapegoat.-Said by Captain Mayne Reid to be a technical term for "roqueing a ball into a better place for the player to croquet it, so that the roqueing ball may get in front of its own proper bridge, or obtain some other advantage of position." Equivalent to rush (q.v.).