Tug of war has been played for thousands of years. Today it's being celebrated globally. Here is more on its origins.

Pulling for Peace between the United States and Canada has the potential to promote peace universally, say coordinators. The event is scheduled for July 2, a date ...

Traditional tug-of-war game People pull a 100-meter rice straw rope along a stream in Cheongdo, North Gyeongsang Province, ...

The Lantern Festival is held from the 14th to 16th day of the first Chinese lunar month, with three rounds of tug of war held every night. People of Han, Hui, Tibetan and other ethnic groups compete ...

The bamboo tug-of-war festival in Huu Chap village of Hoa Long commune, Bac Ninh city, is considered one-of-a-kind due to several unique features compared to traditional tug-of-war games.

“I was on the Pull team in ’59 and ’60, and my wife Marilyn Slot was my morale girl both years. In fact we met on the practice field.” The Pull tug-of-war was believed to have first been held in 1898.

Two more Vikings, local author plan to be on hand July 2 The arrival of Memorial Day weekend not only means the onset of the summer season, but also five weeks before the annual “Pulling for ...

And the Tug-of-War features five players on each side trying to pull the other team into a foam pit. The competition is best-of-three. Want more articles like this? Follow Field Level Media on MSN ...

In The World Games outdoor tug of war, two teams of eight– in a test of strength–pull on opposite ends of a rope. The goal is to bring the rope a certain distance in one direction against the force of ...

The Pull is an annual tug-of-war contest held at Hope College. It is one of the nation's oldest standing college traditions. Competitors are 36 members of both the freshman and sophomore class.