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Game	Scrub
Game Family	Scrub Scrub
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Description	Another label for the game Workup and Move-Up: The available number of players is initially divided between several defensive positions and a smaller number of batters. If a batter is put out, he/she becomes the fielder who is last in line to return to batting, and must work the way back position by position. A fielder to catches a fly ball exchanges places immediately with the batter. Because the small number of player precludes team play, “ghost runners” and special ground rules are sometimes required. Plugging is allowed, at least when the ball is soft enough to permit that. Once called Ins and Withs in the Philadelphia area.
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-|Description=<p>Another label for the game [[Work-Up]] and [[Move-Up]]: The available number of players is initially divided between several defensive positions and a smaller number of batters. If a batter is put out, he/she becomes the fielder who is last in line to return to batting, and must work the way back position by position. A fielder to catches a fly ball exchanges places immediately with the batter. Because the small number of player precludes team play, &ldquo;ghost runners&rdquo; and special ground rules are sometimes required. Plugging is allowed, at least when the ball is soft enough to permit that. Once called [[Ins and Withs]] in the Philadelphia area.</p>
+|Description=<p>Another label for the game [[Workup]] and [[Move-Up]]: The available number of players is initially divided between several defensive positions and a smaller number of batters. If a batter is put out, he/she becomes the fielder who is last in line to return to batting, and must work the way back position by position. A fielder to catches a fly ball exchanges places immediately with the batter. Because the small number of player precludes team play, &ldquo;ghost runners&rdquo; and special ground rules are sometimes required. Plugging is allowed, at least when the ball is soft enough to permit that. Once called [[Ins and Withs]] in the Philadelphia area.</p>
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