[DOC] [TLE] The Indian Origins of Lacrosse : The Colonial Williamsburg Official ... [PAR] The Native American game of lacrosse could involve hundreds of players and ... 
could be hacked out in the forest developed into a two to four footlong netted 
stick of ... Though a seeming vice, gambling in these cultures was a social leveler
. [DOC] [TLE] Origin & History of Lacrosse | FIL - Federation of International Lacrosse [PAR] Origin and History of Lacrosse / 'Indian Ball Game' by George Catlin, courtesy ... 
The Native American games were seen as major events, which took place over 
several ... the number of players, introducing a rubber ball and a redesigned stick
. [DOC] [TLE] Chunkey - Wikipedia [PAR] Chunkey is a game of Native American origin. It was played by rolling disc-
shaped stones ... show the participant in the act of tossing the stone roller. broken 
stick- The chunkey stick is usually shown as a stripped stick, almost always 
broken. [DOC] [TLE] Games of the California Indians - JStor [PAR] THE endless games of the North American Indians have been reduced by ... form 
of the racket is perhaps due to the shinny stick being the standard form of... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Games of the North American Indians" - Internet Archive [PAR] Stick dice, Assiniboin, North Dakota 174 223. ...... My former conclusion as to the 
divinatory origin of games, so far as America is concerned, was ..... Seven rl L| fl| 
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... [DOC] [TLE] The Rules of Lacrosse. History And Origins Of Lacrosse. [PAR] Jean de Brebeuf compared the stick the Indians competed with, to the crosier ... 
Indian lacrosse was a big game and quite often teams were made up of One ... to 
grow in North America during the mid 1900s, and today the game is played by... [DOC] [TLE] Native American Resources - Derbyshire Forest Schools [PAR] The Talking Stick is based on Native American Tradition. The Talking ... In many 
countries people have developed the idea of creating a journey stick to help .... 
Indian Campfire game . Copy of ... the two upward forks of the 'Y' shaped twig. [DOC] [TLE] How was lacrosse invented and when? - Quora [PAR] Dec 5, 2015 ... Lacrosse was started by the Native American Indians in North America, being 
more ... Lacrosse was a very important game in Native American cultures, 
especially the Onandaga Nation, . Children are given a lacrosse stick when they 
are given a lacrosse stick when .... ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. [DOC] [TLE] Federaciones | WBSC [PAR] Indian Olympic Association also recognized Amateur Baseball Federation of 
India. ... that modern baseball developed in North America, the exact origin of the 
game is ... Origins There is evidence that people played games involving a stick 
and a ... competente para el Bisbol y el Softbol por el Comit Olmpico 
Internacional. [DOC] [TLE] Grade 2 Traditional Aboriginal Sports Games - In Motion [PAR] 1) Games of chance, including the moccasin, hand, and stick game; and. 2) 
Games of ... Ball Games. Ball games were very popular among many North 
American Indians. ... Hunting skills were developed at an early age, largely 
through games .... stick. It must nents stick. e game. AHIKAN (DO a very vigoro 
part. y ere g it t be. [DOC] [TLE] View here - DeNovo [PAR] Sep 22, 2014 ... origin of the aboriginal peoples of North America. ... remarkable how the stick 
game has endured in the Native American culture across a... [DOC] [TLE] CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: American Indians - New Advent [PAR] Various origins have been assigned to the Indian racefrom Europe and the 
East, by ... y Berra, of 1864, supplemented by the later work of Brinton, in his "
American .... Everywhere the wild game, of course, was an important factor in the 
food .... stick was found upon the plains, the object being to dart the stick through 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Mississippians: and other Ancient Black Americans [PAR] Oase-1 belongs to the Y-dna haplogroup F, which is carried by most males in ...

Question: A "stick"y game originated by North American Indians
Answer: lacrosse