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|Description=<p>See ballgames</p>

|Comment=<p>No other ballgames are carried in this dictionary. Webster was from Connecticut.</p>

|Description=<p>See ballgames entry.</p>

|Sources=<p>Ballgames</p>

...to base ballin about 1876 [?]&nbsp; Was it a new innovation, or had prior ballgames (real tennis, cricket, stoolball) already adopted the pattern in earlier da

|Description=<p>See Ballgames.</p>

<p>Ballgames</p>

A May 1867 game (see ballgames) was played past the north end of Rodney St. An 1868 game was played at the

|Description=<p>See Ballgames</p>

<p>See ballgames tab.</p>

...ringfield. MA. <b>Note: </b> Could the writer have played wicket or other ballgames at the old ground?</p>

|Description=<p>See ballgames tabulation.</p>

|Title=Linking Clubs to Ballgames |Description=Tips on Linking Ballgames to Clubs in the Pre-Pro Data Base

<p>The two games named are known as ballgames played in the south. Accessed 2/10/10 via Google Books search (scribners "v

|Query=<p>Does Jamieson describe other ballgames?</p>

...innish Professor in 1922 melded American baseball with traditional Finnish ballgames, confecting the game of "pesapallo," which gained subsequent popularity in

|Headline=Plymouth MA Boys Play Round Ball, Other Ballgames: Ballmaking Described

<p>Ballgames</p>

...Ballgames">21 -- Pilgrim Stoolball an the Profusion of American Safe-Haven Ballgames</a>."&nbsp; <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Base Ball</span>. <st

...ed a range of games or "common plays" that included ballplay, contemporary ballgames like stoolball and cricket - and cat games - remained unconstrained.</p>