Tonight it's bannock-making. Bannock is a Scottish quickbread, introduced, along with jigs, tea and tuberculosis, by whalers in the 19th century. Bannock-making is part of the Good Woman contest. Before Inuit women won the right to pull heads and twist fingers, their participation in the Northern Games was largely limited to Good Woman competitions. The schedule says 7 p.m., but it doesn't say where.
Someone suggests the baseball diamond.
People are on the baseball diamond, but they're not making bannock. I'm not altogether sure what they're doing. A batter has hit a fly ball, and a catcher has caught it. Rather than return the ball to the pitcher, the catcher chases the batter and throws the ball at him. The batter returns to the sidelines.