Game Glossary Term Edit: King’s Play (Cluich an Righ)

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Baseball Safe-Haven games featuring running among bases, a bat, pitching, and two distinct teams. Kickball Safe-Haven games featuring running among bases, pitching, and two distinct teams (but no batting). Scrub Safe-Haven games featuring running among bases, pitching, and a bat (but no teams). Fungo Games featuring batting/hitting (but no baserunning). Hat ball Games featuring baserunning and/or plugging (but no batting). Hook-em-snivy Games for which the rules of play are not known and, and some that are commonly encountered by researchers but that are not safe-haven games (including shinty, bandy, and stow-ball).

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Description:	<p>per MacLagan. A player stands at the center of 11 stations marked with a stone, and a player at each. At the central player’s signal, the other 11 must change positions, and he tries to strike one with the ball before they can complete their move. Each position can be occupied by but one player.</p>
Sources:	<p><span>MacLagan, "Additions to 'the Games of Argyleshire'.", page 80.</span></p>
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