Swede Ball
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Game | Swede Ball |
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Game Family | Hook-em-snivy |
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Description | This game is mentioned, along with Norwegian Ball in a 1908 book[197] on North Dakota folkways. Said to be taught to local children by Swedish newcomers and a Swedish teacher, the game is only depicted as being “played somewhat like ‘one old cat.’” It seems conceivable that this game is related to Brannboll. Maigaard (1941)[198] lists two Swedish variants for Long Ball. |
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