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New Haven Book Portrays Ball Game with Curved Bat
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Text | Olney, J., The Easy Reader; or Introduction to the National Preceptor [New Haven, Durrie and Peck], per David Block, Baseball Before We Knew It, page 195. Block on this reader's woodcut: "Three of the players in the image are shown attempting to catch a fly ball, while a fourth holds a strange curved bat." |
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1833. New Haven Book Portrays Ball Game with Curved Bat"
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