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|Description=See ballgames. Played the printers (typographers).

...lgames">1621 -- Pilgrim Stoolball and the Profusion of American Safe-Haven Ballgames</a>."&nbsp; <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Base Ball</span>. <st

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|Description=<p>Many early Wheeling ballgames were played on "the Island," historically a place for sports and amusements

...40s, soldierly play between 1775 and 1815, and numerous accounts of campus ballgames between 1813 and about 1840.</span></p>

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

...was in this area, and we might speculate that the hosted games were Indian ballgames.</p>

<p>See also ballgames. Same club as "Warren Club of Brooklyn?"</p>

|Description=See ballgames, March 2, 1866

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

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

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

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

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

New information on an area's earliest clubs and ballgames is likely to be found in 19th Century newspaper accounts. We have compiled

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

|Headline=The Ballgames "Old Cat" and "Base" Played in Concord MA