Six sports to unscramble, starting with three short ones and finishing on a ten-letter game invented with two peach baskets. Three easy, two medium, one hard.
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#1easyUnsolved Played over eighteen holes with a small dimpled ball.
The dimples on a golf ball roughly double how far it can travel.#2easyUnsolved Fifteen a side, an oval ball, and no forward passing.
The game takes its name from Rugby School in Warwickshire.#3easyUnsolved Love means nothing in this racket sport.
A score of zero is called love, probably from the French oeuf, meaning egg.#4mediumUnsolved Bat, ball, stumps, and a match that can last five days.
A Test match is the longest form of any professional team sport still played.#5mediumUnsolved Nine innings, four bases, and a diamond.
A regulation ball is wrapped in about one mile of yarn beneath its leather cover.#6hardUnsolved Invented in 1891 using two peach baskets.
James Naismith created it to keep students active indoors during a New England winter.