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• Clipping:Chadwick on strike outs
  |Title=Chadwick on strike outs ...gree, and it gives lively work for the fielders, while pitching for strike-outs yields nothing but the wearisome pitchers' games. Rhines and Caruthers exc
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• Clipping:Chadwick on giving assists to pitchers on strike outs
  |Title=Chadwick on giving assists to pitchers on strike outs ...avoided in the future, and it can only be done by not placing assistances on strikes in the fielding assistance column in the score.</p>
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• Clipping:Chadwick on scoring assists for strike outs; earned runs on bases on balls
  |Title=Chadwick on scoring assists for strike outs; earned runs on bases on balls ...ve bases on called balls, without a single clean hit being made, and it is on this data that the pitcher's percentage of earned runs off his pitching has
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• Clipping:Chadwick on strike outs
  |Title=Chadwick on strike outs ...gree, and it gives lively work for the fielders, while pitching for strike-outs yields nothing but the wearisome pitchers' games. Rhines and Caruthers exc
  597 bytes (88 words) - 20:45, 29 February 2020
• Clipping:Chadwick on scoring assists for strike outs; earned runs on bases on balls
  |Title=Chadwick on scoring assists for strike outs; earned runs on bases on balls ...ve bases on called balls, without a single clean hit being made, and it is on this data that the pitcher's percentage of earned runs off his pitching has
  2 KB (282 words) - 20:21, 29 February 2020
• Clipping:Chadwick on giving assists to pitchers on strike outs
  |Title=Chadwick on giving assists to pitchers on strike outs ...avoided in the future, and it can only be done by not placing assistances on strikes in the fielding assistance column in the score.</p>
  2 KB (388 words) - 20:25, 29 February 2020
• Rounders: Baseball's True Origin?
  ...printed description in English of a bat and ball base-running game played on a diamond. ...ucing an “out.” The batter ran on any hit, however light, or on his third strike. There were no called balls or called strikes. Instead of throwing this ba
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• What Was Rounders, Anyway?
  '''Note: this an initial December 2012 draft. Send us information on omissions and errors for a second draft.''' ...ow about the way that rounders was played in England up to 1860. It draws on 12 independent “how to play” accounts of the game from 1828 to 1860. T
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• What Was Town Ball, Anyway?
  '''Note: this is an initial December 2012 draft. Send us information on omissions and errors for a second draft.''' ...material into our general thinking with regards to how the game was played on the field. Based upon these new sources, we can begin to make specific, de
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• Origins Newsletter -- February 2021
  ...printed description in English of a bat and ball base-running game played on a diamond. ...ucing an “out.” The batter ran on any hit, however light, or on his third strike. There were no called balls or called strikes. Instead of throwing this ba
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• Games Tab:Greater New York City, 1861 - 1862
  ...lubs participated.  The score below records only the names of nine players on a side, and of only five innings.  Other players joined in as some left, a ...(<i>New York Clipper:</i> “There were some two or three hundred spectators on the ground, but the contest was not of a character to attract a large crowd
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