This theory is a result of the observation that there is no culture in the world that does not have some form of a bat and ball game. Played in England as long ago as the 16th Century, Rounders was a popular pastime. A version of Rounders is still played by folks in the U.K and Ireland. By the 19th Century in America, the game had undergone many changes, and was commonly called Townball. Today we play still another variant called Baseball.
Tally is kept by marking a stroke for each score.
He keeps trying until the ball comes in contact with the stick. Where Striker Wishes. If the Striker is unhappy with a Feeder, the Striker may request a new Feeder. The ball may be struck anywhere. Upon hitting the ball, the Striker then must run clockwise around the Sanctuaries.