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The Knicks' Defensive Deployment, Thanksgiving Day Game
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| Text | In the Knickerbockers' Thanksgiving Day, 1848, intramural game, two squads of eight squared off. Each featured three (out) fielders, basemen at fist, second, and third, a pitch(er), and a behind. My notes further reflect the further use of "behind" in the 8/30/56 match between the Knicks and the Empires. The Empires elected to play without a shortstop while positioning two men 'behind'" 19CBB posting by John Thorn, 7/23/2005. The source is presumably the Knick scorebooks. |
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1848.4 The Knicks' Defensive Deployment, Thanksgiving Day Game"
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