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Many rival Native American clans settled disputes through a game similar to modern day lacrosse called stickball, Williamson said as she showed children the traditional "stick" used to play the game.— The Daily Sentinel: News
Instead, they wallow in a lazy childishness such that questions involving the life and future of a great nation are treated like stickball or tag, games played with the mindless zeal of childhood, as if nothing of substance were at stake, and victory were its own reward.— News & Record Article Feed
Where summertime meant days in the community pool and evenings playing kickball or stickball, for my kids there was carefully planned days filled with activity.— Epinions Recent Content for Home

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