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Game	Strike Up and Lay Down
Game Family	Fungo Fungo
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Description	A fungo-style game for two teams as shown in an 1863 handbook. A feeder throws the ball to a batter, who hits it as far as possible. A member of the out-team picks up that ball and bowls it toward the bat, which lies on the ground. If the ball hits or hops over the bat, the batsman is out. The batsman is also out with three missed swings.
Sources	he Boy's Handy Book., pages 18-19.
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-|Description=A fungo-style game for two teams as shown in an 1863 handbook.[195]  A feeder throws the ball to a batter, who hits it as far as possible.  A member of the out-team picks up that ball and bowls it toward the bat, which lies on the ground.  If the ball hits or hops over the bat, the batsman is out.  The batsman is also out with three missed swings.
+|Description=<p>A fungo-style game for two teams as shown in an 1863 handbook. A feeder throws the ball to a batter, who hits it as far as possible. A member of the out-team picks up that ball and bowls it toward the bat, which lies on the ground. If the ball hits or hops over the bat, the batsman is out. The batsman is also out with three missed swings.</p>
+|Sources=<p><em>he Boy's Handy Book</em><span>., pages 18-19.</span></p>
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