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Game	Om El Mahag
Game Family	Baseball Baseball
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Description	Berber Tribes, Africa - In a 1939 account, Om El Mahag is described as elementary baseball, and said to be analogous to rounders and old-cat. It was reported that Om El Mahag was only played by the Berber tribes.
Sources	Ado Gini, "Rural Ritual Games in Libya," Rural Sociology 4, no. 1 (1939).
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-|Description=Berber Tribes, Africa - In a 1939 account,[137] Om El Mahag is described as elementary baseball, and said to be analogous to rounders and old-cat.  It was reported that Om El Mahag was only played by the Berber tribes.
+|Description=<p>Berber Tribes, Africa - In a 1939 account, Om El Mahag is described as elementary baseball, and said to be analogous to rounders and old-cat. It was reported that Om El Mahag was only played by the Berber tribes.</p>
+|Sources=<p>Ado<span>&nbsp;Gini, "Rural Ritual Games in&nbsp;</span>Libya<span>,"&nbsp;</span><em>Rural Sociology</em><span>&nbsp;4, no. 1&nbsp;</span>(1939)<span>.</span></p>
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