1859.21
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Porter's: MA Game Will Surely Die
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| Location | New EnglandNew England |
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| Text | "This thing cannot last, and the Massachusetts game will surely die a natural death when the New England clubs come to realize the superiority of base ball, "The New York Game," as played under the rules adopted by the NABBP." Editorial, Porter's Spirit of the Times? October 1859?? From the ninth segment of Rankin's 1910 history?? |
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1859.21 Porter's: MA Game Will Surely Die"
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