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18 minutes.
In each baseball game, there are roughly 18 minutes of action time. The other 160 minutes of so are huge chunks of inaction, like the time between batters, the walk-up song, cleaning the cleats etc.!
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336.
On average, golf balls have 336 dimples to provide traction on the terrain,
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The visiting team.
The visiting team gets the first bat in every baseball game. It is said that the home team has the advantage of the field since they are playing on their own stadium.
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It’s the number “1”.
So when you’re playing on a British dartboard, you have to be extra accurate, because a few mm off can cause you 19 points!
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Soccer ball.
At the beginning of the sports’ life, soccer balls where being used to play the game. In 1894, the basketball as we know it now was invented, which was slightly smaller and had a better bounce than the soccer ball.
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Nine.
Each baseball team is composed of nine players. They take turns playing offense, either batting or baserunning, and defense, meaning pitching or fielding. A pair of turns, one at the bat and one in the field, is called an inning. Each baseball game has nine winnings so that all players from both teams can play.
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Lacrosse.
Lacrosse is the National sport of Canada and is the oldest organized sport in North America, with origins from a game played by the indigenous tribes of the Eastern Woodlands. It is played using a stick and ball and resembles hockey.
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Indianapolis 500.
Indianapolis 500 is a 500-mile race, also known as Indy 500. It is held every year on Memorial Day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana.
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6 points.
A touchdown is scored when a player scores a try behind enemy lines, which means he has outrun every single member of the enemy team and scores without anybody blocking him.
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Turkey.
When a player scores three strikes in a row it is called “Turkey” (sometimes “sizzling Turkey”). Any strikes longer than that is called a “badger”, with the number of strikes as a prefix. E.g., a four-in-a-row is called a “four-badger”.
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