Pitching-In
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Game | Pitching-In |
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Game Family | Fungo |
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Eras | Derivative |
Invented | No |
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Description | Gregory Christiano recalls this urban game as being a derivative of Stickball for two or more players. A square painted on a building was the strike zone. A batter used a broomstick to hit a pitched spaldeen ball across the street, where the height at which the ball hit a wall across the street determined the bases advanced orand runs scored. This game could be played with only two players. He played he game in The Bronx in the mid-1950s. |
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