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|Description=A traditional school recess game in the U.S., Kickball has lately grown in popularity as a co-ed adult game. | |Description=<p>A traditional school recess game in the U.S., Kickball has lately grown in popularity as a co-ed adult game. Kickball strongly resembles Baseball, but the large rubber ball is put in play by bowled delivery and struck by a kicker-runner, who then runs from base to base. Plugging below the neck retires a runner who not at a base. The rules of the World Adult Kickball Association, with 25,000 registered members, specifies 11 players per team, 60-foot basepaths, and a strike zone about 30 inches wide and one foot high.</p> | ||
|Sources=<p><a href="http://www.kickball.com/" target="_blank">http://www.kickball.com/</a><span>, accessed 10/09/09.</span></p> | |||
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Description | A traditional school recess game in the U.S., Kickball has lately grown in popularity as a co-ed adult game. Kickball strongly resembles Baseball, but the large rubber ball is put in play by bowled delivery and struck by a kicker-runner, who then runs from base to base. Plugging below the neck retires a runner who not at a base. The rules of the World Adult Kickball Association, with 25,000 registered members, specifies 11 players per team, 60-foot basepaths, and a strike zone about 30 inches wide and one foot high. |
Sources | http://www.kickball.com/, accessed 10/09/09. |
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