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throwing a
heavily weighted medicine ball over the net. Officially, in
Hooverball, the
medicine ball
weighs about 6 lb (2.7 kg) and is
thrown over an 8 ft...
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handball Australian handball Beach handball Field handball Gaelic Handball Hooverball Hockey Bandy Rink
bandy Rinkball Field hockey Indoor field hockey Floor...
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instead of
scoring points. Po****rized by US
President Herbert Hoover,
Hooverball is pla**** with a
volleyball net and a
medicine ball; it is
scored like...
- and arms are not used, but it is
otherwise similar to
beach volleyball.
Hooverball: Po****rized by
President Herbert Hoover, it is pla**** with a volleyball...
- win by at
least two points. Po****rized by
President Herbert Hoover,
Hooverball is pla**** with a
volleyball net and a
medicine ball; it is
scored like...
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Molyneaux Hewlett surrounded by his equipment.
Dumbbell Exercise ball
Hooverball Kettlebell Medicine ball
cabinet "Medicine ball". Merriam-Webster Dictionary...
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Badminton Ball
badminton Fistball Footbag net
Football tennis Footvolley Hooverball Jianzi Jokgu Loofball Miniten Peteca Pickleball Rocball Sepak takraw Sipa...
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first decade of the
twentieth century. A
medicine ball game
known as
Hooverball is
named for Hoover; it was
invented by
White House physician Admiral...
- president,
cabinet members, and
advisors would play
regular games of
Hooverball at the
White House,
during Hoover's administration.
Kitchen Cabinet "THE...
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Treaty Hoover Moratorium Stimson Doctrine Cabinet Medicine Ball
Cabinet Hooverball State of the
Union Address, 1929 1930
Presidential transition of Franklin...
