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 | | The development of the majority of sports as competitions, rather than pastimes, took place in the 18th and 19th centuries, when sports such as cricket, football, rugby football, golf, and tennis became increasingly popular. |
 | | The new sport immediately caught on and a special track, complete with banked curves, made of ice, was constructed next to the road in 1902. |
 | | Water sport in which a person is towed across water on a ski or skis, wider than those used for skiing on snow, by means of a rope (23 m/75 ft long) attached to a speedboat. |
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