Noun:

ਵਰਕਸਪੇਸ,

ball games's Usage Examples:

Doubleheader or double header may refer to: Doubleheader (baseball), two baseball games played between the same two teams on the same day Doubleheader.

It seats 6,113 for basketball games and 4,760 for indoor football and hockey.

When television began carrying Major League Baseball games in the 1950s, minor league baseball suffered from a drop in advertising revenue.

Renovations in 2007 saw the surface of the quadrangle resurfaced and other facilities improved, with shaded area's for students to sit during the summer months and open areas for ball games such as handball as well as soccer, football and basketball.

At age of 13, he called baseball and basketball games from a local radio station in San Francisco de Macorís, where he was born and raised by his aunt, Orfelina Villamán, after his mother died giving birth to him.

It also in the past has aired Manhattan College basketball games.

KNTV broadcasts 20 to 40 Giants baseball games a year, which are produced by sister network NBC Sports Bay Area.

during football games, the Spirit Rider is charged with the task of taking care of the horse, such as cleaning Bullet"s stall at the OSU Equine Center.

Cushing would later go on to become one of two players to have started in four Rose Bowl football games (Archie Griffin of Ohio State University was the other) as well as an All-American at USC and a 1st round draft pick of the Houston Texans who was named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2009.

It was played before and during Mississippi State football games and was used for the Dawg Pound Rock once it was moved from the field to the sidelines.

John's football and basketball games, a job he kept well into the 1990s.

Kennedy Field House, with a seating capacity of over 1,000 for basketball games and other indoor sporting events.

Both games generated the most attended high school and college basketball games in city history, both selling out at 5,500.

Synonyms:

skilled,

Antonyms:

unskilled, incompetent,