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Daily Knowledge Question #180

Hand-to-hand

The game of American handball is played by two, three or four players on a small court surrounded by walls, and involves striking a ball with the hand instead of a racquet. A similar game has been played in England for centuries. What is it?

A) Fives
B) Hurling
C) Palmetto
D) Schoolball

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