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|Year Number=4
|Headline="German ballgame" described in Berlin book
|Headline="German ballgame" described in Berlin book
|Year=1816
|Salience=2
|Salience=2
|Text=<p>Flittner, Christian G., <u>Talisman des Gluckes oder der Selbstlehrer fur alle Karten, Schach, Billard,Ball und Kegel</u> Spiele [Berlin], per David Block, <u>Baseball Before We Knew It</u>, page 187. This book's small section on ball games carries the Gutsmuths account of <i>das Deutsche Ballspiel</i> the German ballgame. <b>Query:</b> Does the game appear to uses bases?</p>
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|Text=<p>Flittner, Christian G., <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Talisman des Gluckes oder der Selbstlehrer fur alle Karten, Schach, Billard,Ball und Kegel</span> Spiele [Berlin], per David Block, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Baseball Before We Knew It</span>, page 187. This book's small section on ball games carries the Gutsmuths account of <em>das Deutsche Ballspiel</em> the German ballgame.&nbsp;</p>
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|Query=<p><strong>Query:</strong>&nbsp;Does the game appear to uses bases?</p>
<p>&nbsp; &nbsp;<em>No.&nbsp; Like most forms of longball, there are a home line and a goal line at opposite ends of the field.</em></p>
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|Year Number=4
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Flittner, Christian G., Talisman des Gluckes oder der Selbstlehrer fur alle Karten, Schach, Billard,Ball und Kegel Spiele [Berlin], per David Block, Baseball Before We Knew It, page 187. This book's small section on ball games carries the Gutsmuths account of das Deutsche Ballspiel the German ballgame. 

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Query: Does the game appear to uses bases?

   No.  Like most forms of longball, there are a home line and a goal line at opposite ends of the field.

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