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|Block Game=English Baseball ...as one of the activities enjoyed at the annual “gipsy party” held for the families of workmen of the Orwell Works of Ipswich, Suffolk. A newspaper reported th

|Game=Baseball ...the Chinese Educational Mission. They stayed about ten years in Americana families, and many played base ball.

|Block Game=English Baseball ...r a small service, which was followed by an “excellent” tea, and then some game-playing. A newspaper reported that, following some further speeches, “the

|Block Game=English Baseball ...an, Hampshire, for employees of the Paragon Bakery of Portsmouth and their families. “The party proceeded to Finchdean in a brake, and, the weather being fin

<p>On June 23, 1861 at Camp Wool he played and kept score of a game</p> <p>were present For the game. Tickers side against Browns side. Browns&nbsp;</p>

|Block Game=Tut Ball |Block Data=<p>“Tut-ball” was one of the amusements enjoyed by members and families of the Labour Party of Holmewood, a mining village in northeast Darbyshire,

|Block Game=English Baseball ...hind Carrow Abbey. A newspaper article reported that: “The young men had a game of cricket, the boys played at base ball and other games. Kissing in the ri

|Block Game=English Baseball |Block Data=<p>“Base-ball” was played by children whose families were inmates or staff of the Ludlow Workhouse in Ludlow, Shropshire, on the

...wth, among whom were some of the leading merchants and their clerks, had a game of good old-fashioned base ball on Sheriff Brown's premises, makai..."</p> ...this city and the students of Punahou College. They will play their first game on the Esplanade Friday, at 4 p.m. ..."</p>

|Block Game=English Baseball |Block Data=<p>“Base-ball” was among the entertainments offered to families attending the annual fete of the Great Western Railway Temperance Union of

...6, he organized &nbsp;a team at Punahou School to play this "new" baseball game. Before then, the bat-ball games played in Hawaii were versions of "two o-c ...It was where the leading American-descended families, and leading "native" families, sent their children to be educated.</p>

|Block Game=English Baseball ...tmen of Brighton (East Sussex) and Worthing (West Sussex) along with their families and friends enjoyed their annual excursion to East Grinstead in West Sussex

|Game=Baseball, ...es: J. Nakookoo, 2b; J. Naone, ss; and G. Laanui, rf. The Pacifics won the game 11-9.</p>

|Block Game=English Baseball ...ne of the pastimes enjoyed at an outdoors anniversary celebration held for families and friends of members of the Providence Lodge of Ancient Shepherds of Soha

|Block Game=English Baseball ...ared themselves for the amusements of the day. Some betook themselves to a game at quoits, others to trap and base ball, others fond of 'the gentle art' be

|Game=Base Ball, ...ed with the happiest results to the further progress and popularity of the game of base ball.</p>

...ans visiting the Yucatecan beaches introduced the game [baseball] to local families in 1890," citing Gil Joseph's research.</p> ...beisbol Yucatan y Campeche...." p. 61, quotes the box score of a baseball game in "El Eco del Comercio," Oct. 16, 1892, and "la Revista de Merida," Oct. 1

|Game=Base Ball ...lonel Lawson Botts, and her mother was a Randolph, one of Virginia's First Families (FFVs). [ba]</span></p>

...d to the Oxford Journal relative to an international match at this popular game:--</p> ...re among the base ball clubs to give England an exhibition of the national game of base ball, which is played so much in this country. Arrangements are ab