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• Clipping:Can the umpire leave his position?
  |Title=can the umpire leave his position? ...umpire decided out. Jim White claims the umpire had no right to leave his position.</p>
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• Clipping:Can the umpire leave his position?
  |Title=can the umpire leave his position? ...umpire decided out. Jim White claims the umpire had no right to leave his position.</p>
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• Clipping:An erroneous out call at home; block ball
  ...nes of their position to receive the ball whenever, in any way, stopped by the outside crowd.</p>
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• Clipping:A strike out on a quick pitch; batter leaving the box
  |Title=a strike out on a quick pitch; batter leaving the box ...ad no right to leave the batter's box until the umpire had decided whether the fifth ball was a strike of a bad ball.</p>
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• Clipping:Phelps' instructions to umpire on player discipline
  |Title=Phelps' instructions to umpire on player discipline ...ome in, and if he insists upon violating this rule the umpire will enforce the penalties provided in such cases.</p>
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• Clipping:A proposal for two umpires
  ...whether he arrived there safely or not; he should then return to his first position, for then all would be plain sailing.</p>
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• Clipping:Delaying the game; calling strikes on recusant batters
  |Title=delaying the game; calling strikes on recusant batters ...he rain in Lansingburgh this Spring, and should not, therefore, grumble at the result of this contest New York Dispatch September 29, 1867</p>
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• Clipping:The veteran Knickerbockers attempt a trip
  |Title=the veteran Knickerbockers attempt a trip ...ons of victory than ever before. We shall send a special reporter to note the important event. New York Sunday Mercury September 19, 1869</p>
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• Clipping:What is a balk
  ...makes his first motion to deliver the ball until the time the ball leaves his hand, or he commits a balk. New York Clipper January 10, 1874</p> <p>batter intentionally letting the ball hit him</p>
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• Clipping:Surprising the fielders with a bunt
  |Title=surprising the fielders with a bunt |Text=<p>[Mutual vs. Athletic 6/9/1873] On the fifth inning, Anson astonished the fielders, (who were expecting a heavy hit,) by a strategic safety-block, (a
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• Clipping:The umpire charged with having a pecuniary interest
  |Title=the umpire charged with having a pecuniary interest ...e lese to serve, but finally Higham was induced to act in the position and the game went on. New York Clipper June 7, 1873</p>
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• Clipping:Early use of “time”
  ...>Time can be called whenever it is necessary to change a player, or if the umpire desires to ask a question</p> ...wide look-out over the game, and be able to throw a swift and true ball to the bases.<span class="Apple-converted-space"><br /></span></p>
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• Clipping:At what point is a fly ball caught and a runner can tag up?
  |Title=at what point is a fly ball caught and a runner can tag up? ...does not, however, in the least excuse the Indianapolis Club from leaving the ground; that was an inexcusable bit of foolishness. Chicago Tribune Septem
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• 1866 NABBP Rules
  ...ith certain additions especially under the Called Ball Rule. Changes from the [[1865 NABBP Rules|1865 rules]] in ''italics.'' OF THE<br>
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• 1863 NABBP Rules
  ...out alteration for the 1864 season as well, so the text given here is from the 1864 ''Beadle's Dime Base Ball Player'' with its editorial notes by Henry C OF THE<br>
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• Rules of Irish Rounders
  ...by returning expatriates; there was a substantial reverse migration during the 1860s. If not, then it is an astonishing example of parallel evolution.'' <div align="center"><big>'''THE RULES OF GAA ROUNDERS''' <br>
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• 1865 NABBP Rules
  ...ase Ball Player'' with its editorial notes by Henry Chadwick. Changes from the [[1863 NABBP Rules|1863 rules]] in ''italics.'' OF THE<br>
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• 1860.60
  |Headline=Atlantics vs. Excelsiors: The Thorny Idea of Onfield Supremacy ...it will decide which Club is entitled to the distinction of being perhaps the 'first nine in America."</p>
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• Games Tab:New York State, Western
  ...falo) 50</p> <p>Washington (Buffalo?) 37</p> <p>(<i>New York Clipper:</i> “The young men … had a game at Base Ball … at an excursion to Alden, for an | <p>(1) “Base-Ball in Buffalo,” <i>Porter’s Spirit of the Times,</i> vol. 4, no. 9 (1 May 1858), p. 133, col. 2</p>
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• Games Tab:Greater New York City, 1861 - 1862
  | <p>Brooklyn</p> <p>Excelsior grounds at the foot of Court St.</p> ...e left, and more innings were played, but it was only a regular game up to the close of five innings.”)</p>
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• Games Tab:Greater New York City
  ...nvented Baseball,</i> pp. 72-73</p> <p>(3) Zoss and Bowman, <i>Diamonds in the Rough,</i> p. 57</p> ...ew York, came off on Friday
on the grounds of the Union Star Cricket Club. The New Yorkers
were singularly unfortunate in scoring but one run in their�
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