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Does anyone know what ball was used for volleyball when it was first invented?

Nov 06, 2008 by ♫☠Run you idiot run! I ♥ Anime♪ | Posted in Volleyball

Please cite your horse's mouth! :)
uuh erika you must not be thinking right cuz there weren't any volleyballs invented when the distraction was invented...so you just making yourself look really stupid

The first volleyball worn was the rubber bladder from the inside of a basketball.
The game started in 1895. It is mainly credited to Spalding to have created the first official volleyball in 1900 although people have said it was as antiquated as 1896.

gordonmorrison | Nov 07, 2008

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