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|Text=<p>"Novel Ball Match - The Buffalo Dock Wicket Club have invited [the Buffalo Niagaras] to play a game of wicket, and a return game of base ball.  It is intended, not as a trial of skill, (for neither club knows anything of the other's game, and it was expressly stipulated that neither should practice the other's) but merely for he novelty and sport of the thing; each club expecting to appear supremely ridiculous at the other's game."  <u>Buffalo</u> <u>Daily Courier</u>, September 10, 1859.  The <u>Buffalo Morning Express</u> later reported that the Niagaras lost the wicket game, and that attendance was good; the result of the base ball game is not now known.  Provided by Priscilla Astifan, email of 12/7/2008.</p>
|Text=<p>"Novel Ball Match - The Buffalo Dock Wicket Club have invited [the Buffalo Niagaras] to play a game of wicket, and a return game of base ball.  It is intended, not as a trial of skill, (for neither club knows anything of the other's game, and it was expressly stipulated that neither should practice the other's) but merely for he novelty and sport of the thing; each club expecting to appear supremely ridiculous at the other's game."  <u>Buffalo</u> <u>Daily Courier</u>, September 10, 1859.  The <u>Buffalo Morning Express</u> later reported that the Niagaras lost the wicket game, and that attendance was good; the result of the base ball game is not now known.  Provided by Priscilla Astifan, email of 12/7/2008.</p>
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Wicket Club and Base Ball Club Play Demo Matches for Novelty's Sake

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"Novel Ball Match - The Buffalo Dock Wicket Club have invited [the Buffalo Niagaras] to play a game of wicket, and a return game of base ball. It is intended, not as a trial of skill, (for neither club knows anything of the other's game, and it was expressly stipulated that neither should practice the other's) but merely for he novelty and sport of the thing; each club expecting to appear supremely ridiculous at the other's game." Buffalo Daily Courier, September 10, 1859. The Buffalo Morning Express later reported that the Niagaras lost the wicket game, and that attendance was good; the result of the base ball game is not now known. Provided by Priscilla Astifan, email of 12/7/2008.

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