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Cudgeling, or European stick fighting, is an umbrella term that covers various similar practices around the world. Fencing with sticks for sport is probably as old as warfare.The Egyptians have the oldest... ... Cudgeling, or European stick fighting, is an umbrella term that covers various ... Modern Sport and Combat...
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Running the gauntlet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Running the gauntlet (originally gantlet , and, rarely, gantlope or gantelope ) is a form of physical punishment wherein a man is compelled to run between two rows — a gauntlet — of soldiers wh...
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Before the modern era, pastimes inherited from England predominated in American sports. Horse racing, stick fighting (cudgeling), animal baiting (trained dogs were set against a bear or bull), cockfighting, ... Although it was illegal, boxing became the preeminent sport among working-class men by midcentury.
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The favourite sport of the peasantry was folk football, a wild no-holds-barred ... It was not unusual for contests in running, jumping, cudgeling, and wrestling to be offered for the lower classes who attended the match as spectators. Grand feasts were part of the program, and drunkenness commonly added to the revelry.
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A short heavy stick used as a weapon; a club. ... Whatever had been making her dogs uneasy, she'd have to handle it on her own. Rosie Bowe took a heavy piece of firewood as a cudgel and followed them. ... The Grand Vizier Kuprili of Constantinople, for example, . . . closed the city's coffeehouses. Anyone caught drinking...
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a short, thick stick used as a weapon; club. ... to strike with a cudgel; beat. ... cudgel one's brains, to try to comprehend or remember: I cudgeled my brains to recall her name.
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This article was published on guardian.co.uk at 22.18 GMT on Friday 27 March 2009. A version appeared on p11 of the Sport news & features section of the Guardian on Saturday 28 March 2009. It was last modified at 02.18 GMT on Saturday 28 March 2009.
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