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Stick-and-ball game resembling hurling, popular in the Scottish Highlands. It is played between teams of 12 players each, on a field 132–183 m/144–200 yd long and 64–91 m/70–99 yd wide. A curved stick (‘camán’) is used to propel a leather-covered cork and worsted ball into the opposing team's goal (‘hail’). The premier tournament, the Camanachd Cup, was instituted in 1896.



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Martin's bustling figure and fearless force in a hurling tackle made him of the least-desirableto-mark in caman clashes.
Glenurquhart created history by defeating Kingussie 2-0 to lift the first Clash of the Camans trophy at An Aird.
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