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What games are like hockey?
Field hockey and underwater hockey are the closest.
Who invented underwater hockey?
Alan Blake invented underwater hockey in 1954.
What form of hockey uses a two pound brass puck?
Underwater Hockey
What form of hockey used a two-pound brass puck?
underwater hockey
Where is octopush hockey played?
It is played underwater in various pools.
What is another name for underwater hockey?
Water Polo? No the original name for underwater hockey is Octopush, it was discovered in 1954 and called this as it is played with 8 players and the bat used is called a pusher
Types of underwater hockey?
never heard of such thing -thts dumb!
A sport that begins with an o?
Octopush Also known as underwater hockey.
How did they invented hockey?
people would play hockey with a stick and a rock shuffling it around like in hockey. hope this helps
How many people like fighting in hockey?
10000
People like to play ice-hockey there?
canada or india
When was Underwater People created?
Underwater People was created in 1991.
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