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Shinney is a game from
North America. "For
Salish Indians,
shinney was a game for women." A
shinney ball is made of "buffalo hair, sand,
suede and sinew...
- shinty" (camanachd-deighe) and in the past[when?]
bandy and
shinty (and
shinney)
could be used
interchangeably in the
English language. Hurling, an Irish...
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Nottingham Forest.
Retrieved 10 May 2019. In 1865, a
group of Nottingham-based
shinney - a
sport similar to
hockey -
players met at the
Clinton Arms on Shakespeare...
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Shinny (also
shinney, pick-up hockey, pond hockey, or "outdoor puck") is an
informal type of
hockey pla**** on ice. It is also used as
another term for...
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Foundation Prep Program. In the
early days of the school, boys pla****
shinney, town ball,
football and cricket.
During John Meigs'
tenure as headmaster...
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Gaelic the name is "ice shinty" (camanachd-deighe). In old
times shinty or
shinney were also
sometimes used in
English for bandy.
Because of its similarities...
- were interchangeable: "THE game of bandy,
otherwise known as
hockey or
shinney, or shinty, is
doubtless one of the
earliest pastimes of the kind ever...
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foundation deed. In the fall of 1865, he was one of a team of
shinty (or
shinney)
players who met at the
Clinton Arms on
Shakespeare Street in Nottingham...
- region, the town has bene****ed from an
increase in tourism. The
nearby Shinneys Water Complex has 2,500 km2 (970 sq mi) of over 1,000
islands rising dramatically...
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Angus Lennie (Alfred
Shinney),
Richard Butler (Tom Thistleton),
Kynaston Reeves (The Duke of Applecross),
Molly Urquhart (Mrs
Shinney),
Gerald Anderson (Major...
