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Game	Water Baseball
Game Family	Baseball Baseball
Location
Regions	US
Eras	1800s, Post-1900
Invented	No
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Description	The earliest known game of water baseball was played in 1879 on the [Hudson?] River. Pitcher, catcher, and btter stood in waist-deep water and other players in deeper water. A variety devised in the 1930s involved teams of six, baselines of 45 yards, balls put in play by throws from a diving board, and runner-swimmers vulnerable to being put out by plugging with the [rubber] ball.
Sources	Peter Morris, A Game of Inches (Ivan Dee, 2010 sisngle-volume edition), page 502.
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 |Description=<p>The earliest known game of water baseball was played in 1879 on the [Hudson?] River.&nbsp; Pitcher, catcher, and btter stood in waist-deep water and other players in deeper water.&nbsp;</p>
-<p>A variety devised in the 1930s involved teams of six, baselines of 45 yards, balls put in play by throws from a diving board, and runner-swimmers vulnerable to being put out by pluggng with the [rubber] ball.</p>
+<p>A variety devised in the 1930s involved teams of six, baselines of 45 yards, balls put in play by throws from a diving board, and runner-swimmers vulnerable to being put out by plugging with the [rubber] ball.</p>
 |Sources=<p>Peter Morris, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">A Game of Inches</span> (Ivan Dee, 2010 sisngle-volume edition), page 502.</p>
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