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The new game of pushball 1902

A new game introduced from America played at Headingley, Leeds, involving the pushing and rolling of a huge ball measuring 18 feet in circumference and with rules similar to football. Game played at Leeds between American and an English team, America won the match by 11 goals to 4

Picture No
13989474
Media ID
45686701
Size
4600px x 4171px (3.1MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph by C. F. Shaw in The Graphic, 6 September 1902 and also in The Tatler', 3 September 1902, page 385
Date
1902

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