Onondaga Longball
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Game | Onondaga Longball |
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Game Family | Baseball |
Location | Upstate New York |
Regions | US |
Eras | Contemporary |
Invented | No |
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Description |
Longball is played as a summer game in Onondaga Nation, near Syracuse NY. The game, described as "ancient," features foul lines, pitchers who can make outs by catching hit balls after a first bounce, a leather ball about the size of a baseball, games played to 21 runs, and "stinging," (plugging runners to put them out).
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