Where does “volleyball” come from?

I need to work with the chain provided, but I notice it contains repetitions and appears malformed (it cycles through the same words). The chain as given is: English ball | English billion | English black | Ancient Greek βάλλω | English billion | English black | English billion | English black This doesn't form a coherent etymological chain leading to "volleyball." There seems to be an error in the data provided. Before I write the summary sentence, could you clarify: 1. Is this the correct chain for "volleyball"? 2. Should the chain show: English volleyball → English ball + English volley → [earlier sources]? 3. What is the actual historical chain for this word? A proper volleyball etymology should trace through French "volée" (flight/volley) and potentially earlier Romance language roots, but that's not reflected in the chain given. I want to ensure accuracy as you've specified—

volleyball (English): A game played on a rectangular court between two...