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|Term=Hit the Bat
|Term=Hit the Bat
|Game Family=Fungo
|Game Family=Fungo
|Description=A fungo game in which a ball is hit to a group of fielders. If one of them can roll the ball back and hit the bat so that the ball hits the ground before the batter can catch the ricochet, the two exchange places.
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|Game Regions=US
|Game Eras=Derivative
|Invented Game=No
|Description=<p>A fungo game in which a ball is hit to a group of fielders. If one of them can roll the ball back and hit the bat so that the ball hits the ground before the batter can catch the ricochet, the two exchange places.</p>
<p>Baserunning and pitching are not part of this fungo game.</p>
<p>[As recalled in Central New York in the 1950s]</p>
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|Comment=<p>AKA Roll-the-Bat, Cherry, Rollabat. Cf. Sullivan, "Roll-the-Bat," <em>Southwest Folklore</em> 4 (1980) pp. 84-86; Cohen, <em>The Games We Played</em> (2001), p. 77</p>
|Query=<p>Is this game known by other names other than those collected above?</p>
|Has Supplemental Text=No
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Game Hit the Bat
Game Family Fungo Fungo
Regions US
Eras Derivative
Invented No
Description

A fungo game in which a ball is hit to a group of fielders. If one of them can roll the ball back and hit the bat so that the ball hits the ground before the batter can catch the ricochet, the two exchange places.

Baserunning and pitching are not part of this fungo game.

[As recalled in Central New York in the 1950s]

Comment

AKA Roll-the-Bat, Cherry, Rollabat. Cf. Sullivan, "Roll-the-Bat," Southwest Folklore 4 (1980) pp. 84-86; Cohen, The Games We Played (2001), p. 77

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Is this game known by other names other than those collected above?

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