Norman Jones IV created Kickball around the turn of the 20th century in Mannsville, NY. Jones was often mocked as a kid for his club foot and dyslexia and was never picked to participate in soccer matches. He eventually created the game so he could be included in a sport, naming it "ballkick," before it was later changed to kickball.
Kickball is generally one word, occasionally it is seen hyphenated
Actully there is no specific names in kickball Kickball is just for fun.
any ball will do
In kickball, the ball is rolled down to home plate and you have to kick the ball. In softball, the ball is thrown underhand and you have to hit it with your bat. Sometimes in kickball, you can get pegged which is when they chuck the ball and you, in softball that's not allowed. Also in kickball, the ball is made of rubber, in softball its much harder and dangerous.
kickball is so popular because teachers make us play it in P.E
A kickball field is the same as a baseball feild, or at least the way I play it at my school.
A standard kickball typically weighs between 8 to 10 ounces.
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Anyone who wants to!
kickball
nicholas seuss
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