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What country started fastpitch softball?
The first softball game was played on Thanksgiving Day in 1887. They players played inside of a gym at Farragut Boat club, located in Chicago, IL, in the United States. The believed inventor of softball is George Hancock.
What was the first country to play softball?
The first softball game was played on Thanksgiving Day in 1887. They players played inside of a gym at Farragut Boat club, located in Chicago, IL in the United States. The believed inventor of softball is George Hancock.
What country did slow pitch softball originate?
The first softball game was played on Thanksgiving Day in 1887. They players played inside of a gym at Farragut Boat club, located in Chicago, IL in the United States. The believed inventor of softball is George Hancock.
Where else in the world is softball played in?
Softball is played all over the world.
What is the court of softball?
Softball is played on a softball field or it is often referred to as a diamond.
Where is softball located?
Softball is played all over the world
Would you rather pick softball or the fair?
i would pick softball cause if you haven't played which i haven't played so i would pick softball
How different are baseball and softball?
Softball is played with a bigger ball, on a smaller field, different pitching tecnique, bigger bats and there isn't Pro softball unless you travel to a different country to play, like Meghan Denny did. Plus, I play and live right next to her!!
Famous people who have played softball in the Olympics?
Jennie Finch was in the softball Olympics
How long was softball in the Olympics?
Softball has been played since 1887. On Thanksgiving day the first game of softball was played inside a gym at the Farragut Boat Club. The inventor of softball is believed to be George Hancock.
What century was softball first played?
1887 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Softball#History
Will softball be played in the 2012 Olympics?
No
