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Game	Nine Holes
Game Family	Hat ball Hat ball
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Description	Sometimes described as a board game or a form of quoits, Nine Holes is elsewhere (1853-1868) depicted as a running game -- in which players had to run among holes without being plugged by a ball -- that resembles Hat-ball and Egg-Hat.
Sources	The Boy's Own Book, pages 29-30. Ball Games (Routledge, 1860), page 54. The Boy's Handy Book (Ward and Lock, London, 1863), pages 18-19. Alfred Elliott, The Playground and the Parlour (Nelson and Sons, London, 1868) page 56.
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 |Description=<p>Sometimes described as a board game or a form of quoits, Nine Holes is elsewhere (1853-1868) depicted as a running game -- in which players had to run among holes without being plugged by a ball -- that resembles Hat-ball and Egg-Hat.</p>
 |Sources=<p><em>The Boy's Own Book</em><span>, pages 29-30.</span><span>  </span><em>Ball Games </em>(Routledge, 1860)<span>, page 54.</span><span>  </span><em>The Boy's Handy Book</em><span>  </span><span>(Ward and Lock, London, 1863), pages 18-19. Alfred Elliott, </span><em>The Playground and the Parlour</em><span> (Nelson and Sons, London, 1868) page 56.</span></p>
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