Deletion of Carpetball

Comment: Too bad you did not see fit to identify those "supporting references, so we could evaluate them. The article's subject is apparently a substitute for pool or billiards which lacks the "sinful" associations of those games, or which is preferable for church camps because it can be played with billiard balls on a cheaply made table. There was apparently unrelated use of the term "carpet ball" for marbles or for some ball game played ion a carpet on the floor in the 19th and early 20th century. The websites promoting this game say it was invented 20 years ago or so and is played at 8 church-related camps. I could not find significant secondary coverage in independent and reliable sites, though there are some passing references or incidental mentions. It is clearly more important than something "made up in school yesterday," but it does not appear to satisfy Wikipedia's guideline for notability, 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)