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street hockey
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street hockey

Form of hockey played on roller skates. At one time played mostly on streets in the USA, it is now played in indoor arenas.
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Although road hockey is well liked all through Canada and the United States, some inhabitants there have increased anxieties about how road hockey distracts suburban neighbourhoods with the disturbance that the game conceives, globes being accidental shot into the residents'' backyards, and the hazard of traffic misfortunes to both players and motorists.
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