Rounders

Rounders

Rounders is the sixteenth century British version of a bat and ball game that dates back to "the dawn of time". In USA, the game underwent many changes, and was commonly called townball and a version of that is still played under the name baseball.

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- A brief description of the history and descriptions of rules, ball and stick.
- Lists both boys and girls teams for the 2004 season and provides information on how many points each player has scored.
- Provides news, photos, details of officials, teams, fixtures, league tables, and history.
- The Dorset rounders tournament. Lists information on match fixtures, past results and current county teams.
- Information on the game, equipment used and rules.
- The history of rounders and a short description of the game.
- A list of which teams no longer play, who the new teams are, which teams have new organisers, what their new number or email address is.
- Lists information on past rounders fixtures, previous winners, rounders leagues and championships.
- Offers an guide to the sport including its rules and history and links to clubs and Rounders equipment suppliers.
- How to play the game, requirements, and history.
- Comprehensive information about the game plus information about regional and national tournaments. Also includes awards, coaching, equipment, calendar, leagues, membership information, rules, and news.
- Lists the Aspentech rounders fixtures.
- A guide to the sport of rounders, including history, pitches and rules.
- Based in Plymouth, United Kingdom, consisting of 13 ladies teams playing in two divisions. Information about the league and the teams. Requires Java.

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