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|Text=<p>"Fast Day (at home) April 3, there was no drill, and twelve of our enlisted men challenged an equal number from the Thirteenth New York, to a game of base-ball, Massachusetts game. We beat the New-Yorkers, 34 to 10."</p> | |Text=<p>"Fast Day (at home) April 3, there was no drill, and twelve of our enlisted men challenged an equal number from the Thirteenth New York, to a game of base-ball, Massachusetts game. We beat the New-Yorkers, 34 to 10."</p> | ||
<p>J. L. Parker and R. G. Carter, <u>History of the Twenty-Second Massachusetts Infantry</u> (The Regimental Association, Boston, 1887), pages 79-80. Fast Day in MA was traditionally associated with ballplaying. The 22<sup>nd</sup> MA, organized in Lynnfield MA (about 15 miles N of Boston), was camped at Falmouth VA in April, as was the 13<sup>th</sup> NY. The 13<sup>th</sup> was from Rochester and would likely have known the old-fashioned game. PBall file: CW-126.</p> | <p>J. L. Parker and R. G. Carter, <u>History of the Twenty-Second Massachusetts Infantry</u> (The Regimental Association, Boston, 1887), pages 79-80. Fast Day in MA was traditionally associated with ballplaying. The 22<sup>nd</sup> MA, organized in Lynnfield MA (about 15 miles N of Boston), was camped at Falmouth VA in April, as was the 13<sup>th</sup> NY. The 13<sup>th</sup> was from Rochester and would likely have known the old-fashioned game. PBall file: CW-126.</p> | ||
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| Text | "Fast Day (at home) April 3, there was no drill, and twelve of our enlisted men challenged an equal number from the Thirteenth New York, to a game of base-ball, Massachusetts game. We beat the New-Yorkers, 34 to 10." J. L. Parker and R. G. Carter, History of the Twenty-Second Massachusetts Infantry (The Regimental Association, Boston, 1887), pages 79-80. Fast Day in MA was traditionally associated with ballplaying. The 22nd MA, organized in Lynnfield MA (about 15 miles N of Boston), was camped at Falmouth VA in April, as was the 13th NY. The 13th was from Rochester and would likely have known the old-fashioned game. PBall file: CW-126. |
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