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Stickball was an ancient means of settling disputes, developing warrior skills and building communities together. While its modern expression may differ in lacrosse today, its rich cultural roots continue to thrive today. Choctaw craftsmen remain busy crafting stickball sticks called kabocca and towa from hickory wood, woven together with leather or deer hide thongs, for use in this sport’s revival. …

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