Gopalacampu 1.15.46

1.15.46

avrīḍa-krīḍatāyāṃ jayavad itarayor vāhayanto vahantas
tasmin vāhānukartṝṃs turaga-tulanayā hāsayanto hasantaḥ |
maryādā-nirṇaye tu prathita-kali-kulaṃ vādayanto vadantaḥ
prāpur bhāṇḍīram ete vanavana-bhuvi gāś cālayantaś calantaḥ ||[sragdharā]
[24] tad evaṃ kutūhale tu prabale balaṃ pralamba-skandhārūḍhaṃ sandhātuṃ jita-bhujaga-bhujaḥ śrī-balānujaḥ parābhavam agaṇayan durbalam adurbalam avicitya svīkṛtaṃ svagaṇam eva parābhāvayāmāsa |

In shameless play, as victor and vanquished, carrying others and being carried, / causing laughter and laughing at those who mimicked mounts by comparison to horses, / in settling the boundary, causing debate and debating in the renowned hubbub of disputes, / these [boys], driving the cows in the various forest grounds and walking about, reached the Bhāṇḍīra tree. //
[24] Thus, while curiosity was strong, the younger brother of Śrī-Bala, whose arms conquered serpent-arms, disregarding defeat in order to unite Balarāma mounted on Pralamba’s shoulders, without considering who was weak or strong, brought about the defeat of His own accepted faction.