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|Name=In MA in 1800 |City=

...had given Ward the proper answer, and that a meeting should be held later in the season. I apprised Ward of the committee's decision, and his answer wa

...d a salary limit would have been needed. Now the big operators are pushed in fairness and agree to give the weaker clubs 40 per cent. of small profits,

|City=Poultney ...he practice, though I am not sure that any amount of it would have made me a perfect ball-player."</p>

|Title=a premises liability judgment against the Syracuse club ...received through the breaking of the railing during a game at Star Park...in the summer of 1885, the jury yesterday [3/18] awarded the plaintiff $3,516.

|State=ME |City=Brunswick

|City=Cape May ...; and to see a game of "town ball" played, awakens a desire to participate in the enjoyment . . . ."</p>

|Headline=Doctor in DE Recalls His "Youthfull Folley": Includes Ball-playing |City=Cannon's Ferry

...nd direct expenses of said club, shall be for the sole purpose of erecting a monument to the memory of our lamented Cato [sic.]. We have six months to |Source=Philadelphia All-Day City Item

|City=Cleveland ...s custom, until the umpire, Mr. Hanna, reminded him of his duty by calling a strike."</p>

|Title=Fitzgerald has second thoughts about a Europe tour ...to the trip to Europe. The argument runs in this way: The club is already in debt. Under the most favorable circumstances this debt cannot be paid befo

|City=New York ...embers are asked to attend which indicates to me the club existed at least in 1854.</p>

|Title=a vagaries of the baseball business ...teen dollars for telegraphing and advertising. From the nature of things, a great portion of this base ball business must be transacted by telegraph, a

|Title=Wiman threatens legal action, and a competing league ...team in every American Association city, even if it cost him $500,000(?) [in original].</p>

|Location=Greater New York City, |City=Brooklyn

|Title=trouble finding a city to take the AA franchise ...the tail of a rat.” From which it may be inferred that Buffalo will stay in the new International Association. The Sporting Life December 21, 1887</p>

|City= ...the young working people amusing themselves after the labours of the day. A village green, with its girls and boys playing at bass-ball, and its grown-

|Headline=Upstate Author Carried Now-Lost 1828 Clipping on Base Ball in Rochester |City=Rochester

|State=ME |City=Augusta

|City=Hamburg ...any." The Oct. 18 report specified that the recipient club was the Gorham, ME, Base Ball Club, and that the challenge was received on Oct. 16.</p>