Palla (Italian for ball) is a traditional Tuscan ball game played in villages between Siena and Grosseto. It is also called palla EH! (or pallaeh!) because players call out eh! before serving. Small handmade balls contain a lead pellet wrapped in rubber and wool with a leather cover. The game is played by facing teams who strike (not catch) the ball with either a bare or gloved hand. Courts are marked out with painted lines on town streets, but there is no net, and players can move between sides. Adjacent buildings, objects, and sometimes spectators, are considered "in play." Play does stop for oncoming automobiles. Similar to real tennis, a second bounce can result in a "chase" rather than an outright point, marked in chalk where the ball stops rolling.
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| - Palla eh! (auch Palla 21 = „Ball 21“ genannt) ist ein in der südlichen Toskana verbreitetes Mannschafts-Ballspiel. Es geht auf antike Wurzeln zurück, ähnelt dem französischen Jeu de Paume und wird deshalb von manchen Spielern als Vorläufer des Tennis angesehen, mit dem es das Zählsystem gemeinsam hat und einige andere Parallelen aufweist. Andere Züge hat es mit dem Faustball gemeinsam. Seinen Namen trägt es von dem regelmäßigen lautstarken Ausruf der Spieler beim Schlag (Eh!). (de)
- Il gioco della palla eh!, chiamata palla 21 nei paesi della Maremma toscana, è un antico gioco sferistico praticato in Toscana nei paesi di Piloni, Torniella, Tirli e Vetulonia nella provincia di Grosseto, e nelle frazioni di Ciciano e di Scalvaia in provincia di Siena.Per le sue caratteristiche di fatto locale è detto anche Palla toscana oppure, sottolineandone le similitudini di regole (vedi sotto) con il più noto gioco iberico, Pelota toscana. (it)
- Palla (Italian for ball) is a traditional Tuscan ball game played in villages between Siena and Grosseto. It is also called palla EH! (or pallaeh!) because players call out eh! before serving. Small handmade balls contain a lead pellet wrapped in rubber and wool with a leather cover. The game is played by facing teams who strike (not catch) the ball with either a bare or gloved hand. Courts are marked out with painted lines on town streets, but there is no net, and players can move between sides. Adjacent buildings, objects, and sometimes spectators, are considered "in play." Play does stop for oncoming automobiles. Similar to real tennis, a second bounce can result in a "chase" rather than an outright point, marked in chalk where the ball stops rolling. (en)
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| - Palla eh! (auch Palla 21 = „Ball 21“ genannt) ist ein in der südlichen Toskana verbreitetes Mannschafts-Ballspiel. Es geht auf antike Wurzeln zurück, ähnelt dem französischen Jeu de Paume und wird deshalb von manchen Spielern als Vorläufer des Tennis angesehen, mit dem es das Zählsystem gemeinsam hat und einige andere Parallelen aufweist. Andere Züge hat es mit dem Faustball gemeinsam. Seinen Namen trägt es von dem regelmäßigen lautstarken Ausruf der Spieler beim Schlag (Eh!). (de)
- Palla (Italian for ball) is a traditional Tuscan ball game played in villages between Siena and Grosseto. It is also called palla EH! (or pallaeh!) because players call out eh! before serving. Small handmade balls contain a lead pellet wrapped in rubber and wool with a leather cover. The game is played by facing teams who strike (not catch) the ball with either a bare or gloved hand. Courts are marked out with painted lines on town streets, but there is no net, and players can move between sides. Adjacent buildings, objects, and sometimes spectators, are considered "in play." Play does stop for oncoming automobiles. Similar to real tennis, a second bounce can result in a "chase" rather than an outright point, marked in chalk where the ball stops rolling. Scoring is identical to that of tennis (15-30-40-game). In the variant called pallaventuno (or palla 21) each game counts as 7, and a set is won with three games (7 for the first, 14 for the second, and 21 for the third, hence the name given to the game). In the other variant, games are simply counted in progression (game 1, game 2). Pallacorda (or palla della corda) is an extinct form of the game where a cord was strung across the street. Pisa, Prato, Rome, Siena, and various Tuscan towns still have streets named via Pallacorda or via Della Corda. (en)
- Il gioco della palla eh!, chiamata palla 21 nei paesi della Maremma toscana, è un antico gioco sferistico praticato in Toscana nei paesi di Piloni, Torniella, Tirli e Vetulonia nella provincia di Grosseto, e nelle frazioni di Ciciano e di Scalvaia in provincia di Siena.Per le sue caratteristiche di fatto locale è detto anche Palla toscana oppure, sottolineandone le similitudini di regole (vedi sotto) con il più noto gioco iberico, Pelota toscana. (it)
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