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stealing home

Date	Saturday, September 12, 1857
Text	(Gothams vs. Atlantics 9/3/1857) All [the Atlantics’] bases were admirably guarded, in spite of which, however, Messrs. Commerford and Johnson contrived to reach home base on two separate occasions, unobserved by the pitcher.
Source	New York Clipper
Tags	Stolen Base
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger

thrown out stealing third

Date	Saturday, August 9, 1856
Text	(Unions of Morrisania vs. Baltics 7/31/1856) Mr. Valentine...made a good strike and reached the second base.  He was followed by Mr. Abrams, a good and sure batter, and we felt certain that he would terminate the game in favor of the Union.  Previous to his striking, however, Mr. Valentine run [sic] from the second to the third base, which he undoubtedly reached before being touched with the ball thrown to the guardian of that base; but the referee decided that he was “out,” and from that decision there was no appeal.
Source	New York Clipper
Tags	Stolen Base
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger