in 1935 a new phrase came out regrading sports?
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Seventh Inning Stretch?
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Footballs coming home!!.To coin a phrase
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The Boston Braves (1935) and the redsox (1914-18)!!!
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use the one from grease: "if you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporter"
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I am pleased to announce that you have discovered the latest variation to the English Language.\n\n"Player pass ball to his friend player.....' \nLol
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It was renamed in 1971.  Was originally called the World Championship Game Trophy.  Hope it helps
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Definitely not.  The closest I could surmise this to mean is that hoops has replaced baseball as the US's 2nd most popular sport... of course that tends to happen when you cancel a season due to a strike/lockout (look how it's hurt hockey), it always takes a while to get people who were huge fans before the season stoppage back.
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Uruguay, strangely enough, in 1930.  But it was held in Uruguay, so it makes sense and they where a very strong team back in the day.
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Le Club Gimnàstic de Tarragona a été créé en 1886 mais était à l'origine un club de... Gymnastique ! La section football a été créée en 1914, pour devenir le club qui évolue aujourd'hui en 1ère division espagnole
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Deja vu...\n\nBASEBALL!
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The phrase began as a result of the game of cricket. The fielding team have two players bowling the cricket ball at the oppositions wickets' Each bowler bowls 6 balls, which is called an over. If the bowler hits the opposition wickets, that opposing player, the batsman, is out of the game, having being had his wickets bowled over. Dpending on the relative skills of the batsman and bowler, being bowled could be a surpriisng act. \n\nThe idiom was then picked up for general use as a way to describe the act of totally surprising someone.
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Football was named football to distinguish it from the other big sport at the time, polo (which is played on horses).
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It was an official sport in 1924. Was demoted to a demonstration sport until 1998, when it made it's official debut.
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Lors de son ouverture en 1897, le Parc des Princes était un stade vélodrome où se déroulait, donc, des courses cyclistes. \nCe n'est que le 28 février 1899 qu'il s'y déroula le premier match de football.
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I think you nailed it. It fits the definition of a sport, \n\n"an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition" .
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Soccer is a slang word deriving from AsSOCiation Football and originated in England in the 19th century.
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a change in the times.  look at basketball\nb