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El balón de rugby, ¿por qué es así?

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No tiene nada de extraño que el balón tenga esa llamativa forma Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Manuel Tello 30/05/2021 a las 00:19h. El rugby, como otros deportes que nacieron en Inglaterra, aunque no lo parezca, se jugaba entre caballeros. La Universidad de Oxford jugó un papel importante en sus primeros años.

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El balón de rugby, ¿por qué es así? No tiene nada de extraño que el balón tenga esa llamativa forma Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Manuel Tello 30/05/2021 a las 00:19h. El rugby, como otros deportes que nacieron en Inglaterra, aunque no lo parezca, se jugaba entre caballeros. La Universidad de Oxford jugó un papel importante en sus primeros años. En el libro 'Football Records of Rugby School, 1823-1929' se indica que el balón, que nunca fue redondo, ha sufrido alteraciones con el tiempo. Se desconoce si este balón elipsoidal fue diseñado en función de las especiales características de este deporte o ocurrió lo contrario. Un jugador del siglo XIX en una carta dice: «Mi último partido fue en 1864 y la forma de nuestro balón era la de la vejiga natural de cerdo.

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