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At GA, "Baseball and Cricket Had Not Evolved"

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Text	"Games and gymnasiums as a regular part of college work, and hence regular organizations of students for athletics, were unknown at that time. Athletics and games there were indeed a plenty, but as purely spontaneous expressions of abounding vitality. I was light, active, and fleet of foot, and became very expert in gymnastics and as a player of town-ball, for baseball and cricket had not yet evolved." [LeConte writes of his college years at the University of Georgia in Athens. He entered as a freshman in January 1838.] LeConte, Joseph. The Autobiography of Joseph Le Conte (D. Appleton & Company, New York, 1903), page 46. Provided by John Thorn, email of 7/9/04
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 |Text=<p>"Games and gymnasiums as a regular part of college work, and hence regular organizations of students for athletics, were unknown at that time.  Athletics and games there were indeed a plenty, but as purely spontaneous expressions of abounding vitality. I was light, active, and fleet of foot, and became very expert in gymnastics and as a player of town-ball, for baseball and cricket had not yet evolved." [LeConte writes of his college years at the University of Georgia in Athens. He entered as a freshman in January 1838.]</p>
 <p>LeConte, Joseph. <u>The Autobiography of Joseph Le Conte</u> (D. Appleton &amp; Company, New York, 1903), page 46.  Provided by John Thorn, email of 7/9/04</p>
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