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== Resources == | == Resources == | ||
The Protoball [[Chronologies]] cover the evolution of ballgames from [[Chronology up to 1700|Ancient Times]] to [[Chronology: 1856 - 1870|1870]], just before the first professional baseball league began. | The Protoball [[Chronologies]] cover the evolution of ballgames from [[Chronology up to 1700|Ancient Times]] to [[Chronology: 1856 - 1870|1870]], just before the first professional baseball league began. | ||
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We offer an [[Special:EnhancedSearch|Enhanced Search]] for complex full-text searches on much of the information on the site. Save your searches, pick out important articles, and share them with other reserchers. | We offer an [[Special:EnhancedSearch|Enhanced Search]] for complex full-text searches on much of the information on the site. Save your searches, pick out important articles, and share them with other reserchers. | ||
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We invite you to add your own research, insights, and queries to the Protoball site. | We invite you to add your own research, insights, and queries to the Protoball site. | ||
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== Further Information == | |||
For more information about the evolution of Protoball Project, it’s policies and resources, see our [[Protoball:About|About]] page. | |||
Contact [[Larry McCray]] of the Protoball Project at {{#show: Larry McCray|?Email}} with any questions or contributions. | |||
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Revision as of 11:15, 2 November 2012
Supporting Researchers and Writers on Baseball’s Origins.
Resources
The Protoball Chronologies cover the evolution of ballgames from Ancient Times to 1870, just before the first professional baseball league began.
The Games Tabulation (version 1.0) is a record of over 1600 ballgames in various parts of the US from 1845 to 1860 compiled through the late Craig Waff᾿s extensive research.
Our Pre-pro Baseball section is a working database of clubs, games, fields, and players before 1871. We have interactive maps to help you visualize the spread of baseball over time.
1859 Base Ball Players’ Pocket Companion (source)
The Glossary of Games provides a description of 329 baseball-like games. The Glossary includes baseball's likely predecessor games and later games that derive from baseball.
The Bibliography is a list of publications you can use to explore the origins of ball games and baseball in depth. Some of these publications are available online. For sources that are in Protoball's Buzz McCray Collection, we will help you determine what their content is.
A listing of fellow origins enthusiasts and contributors can be found in our Diggers section. Read news about them and their work in the Next Destin'd Post. Some have contributed Essays relating to baseball’ origins.
We offer an Enhanced Search for complex full-text searches on much of the information on the site. Save your searches, pick out important articles, and share them with other reserchers.
Contributions
We invite you to add your own research, insights, and queries to the Protoball site.
Register to add an early Ballgame, Club, or Field from your own town or region..
Many pages have a Discuss bar at the bottom of the page. Click on the plus sign to add your own comment.
Further Information
For more information about the evolution of Protoball Project, it’s policies and resources, see our About page.
Contact Larry McCray of the Protoball Project at with any questions or contributions.