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|Title=a collegiate professional ...country nine, which defeated some of the best amateur clubs of the country in 1885 and 1886., quoting the Baltimore Herald</p>

|Title=A Grassroots History of Baseball: Days of the Rosewood Bat and teh Silver Bal |Is in library=No

{{Other First |Name=First Interscholastic Ball Game

|Country=United States ...pan>"behind," three basemen, a shortstop (the inventor Adams himself), and a</span><br /><span>pitcher, their opponents elected to use no shortstop and

|Title=a wager that there is no such thing as a curve ball ...t of the ball, this gentleman says , the laws of philosophy teach him that a curve can not be produced, and as the pressure of the air is equal on every

|Name=in Miles City in 1884 |Country=United States

|Title=Thorner on putting a NL club in Cincinnati ...acsimile of the Lucas Union Park in St. Louis, for which we have the plans in our possession. The Sporting Life September 16, 1885</p>

|Name=round or base ball in Barre in 1848 |Country=United States

...and next season these clubs will be able to hold their own with any in the country. Philadelphia Times September 10, 1882</p> <p>a high delivery</p>

|Title=a late assessment of cricket as a threat to baseball ...ct that cricket threatens, and dangerously threatens, its supremacy in the country.</p>

...game of base ball, and that not forty eight hours after they stood hemmed in by the rebels..."</p> |Country=United States

|First Newspaper Mention=1871/06/17 |First Newspaper Mention Date Type=Day

...ston," and for a long while they were the only club in this section of the country. It seemed hard to give up the old game, but the motto of the Tri-Mountain

|Name=in West Point in 1863 |Country=United States

|Headline=A Pitcher, a Catcher and a Batter in a Golf History Book? |Country=Belgium

|Name=In Pownal on 5 May 1853 |Country=United States

|Headline=Confederate POWs in Indianapolis play base ball |Location=IN

|Country=England ...ikes and you're out in trapball; and when a cat is used in place of a ball in rounders, plugging is not allowed. <strong><br /></strong></p>

|Name=In Dalton in April 1864 |Country=United States

|Name=In Brooklyn in 1838 |Country=United States