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irishone
27 Nov 14 11:10
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The ancient Maya ballgame called pitz was part of Maya political, religious, and social life. Played with a rubber ball ranging in size from that of a softball to a soccer ball, players would attempt to bounce the ball without using their hands through stone hoops attached to the sides of the ball court.

No one playing that still is there?

other shouts ...

10 sports have disappeared completely from the Olympic schedule. These are croquet, cricket, Jeu de Paume, pelota, polo, roque, rackets, tug-of-war, lacrosse and motor boating


Jeu de Paume ? Roque ? are they dead

How about free fall wrestling , c0ck baiting Laugh (na .....), jai alai ......?

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pumphol.
When: 27 Nov 14 11:14
Jeu de paume is  actually " real tennis " which is still played
By:
no moves
When: 27 Nov 14 11:17
rallycross big in the 70's.
By:
pumphol.
When: 27 Nov 14 11:29
Underwater obstacle racing seems to have lost its way !
By:
TommyBarnes
When: 27 Nov 14 11:35
Not dead yet but my beloved Speedway is gradually killing itself.  If a British World Champion can't even get nominated for BBC Sports Personality then it shows how much it has fallen from the minds of the sporting public, apart from Murray 2013 hardly a vintage year for sport either.
By:
BARROWBOY
When: 27 Nov 14 12:44
As far as the bbc are concerned- horse racing,unless a horse gets killed.
By:
ebulGery
When: 27 Nov 14 12:46
total hypocrites the BBC
By:
ebulGery
When: 27 Nov 14 12:48
They are more interested in women's footballSad

that has not died, but I will be glad when it does
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 27 Nov 14 12:53
Formula One is brain dead and BBC is the slaughterhouse

Does that count?
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 27 Nov 14 13:03
no sorry
By:
twizzle22
When: 27 Nov 14 13:22
Ice Hockey..used to love following the Romford Raiders in the 90's..alas..no moreSad
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