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Buzz For Fly Game Begins

Salience	Noteworthy
Tags	Newspaper Coverage, Post-Knickerbocker Rule ChangesNewspaper Coverage, Post-Knickerbocker Rule Changes
Location	Greater New York CityGreater New York City
City/State/Country:	NYC, NY, United States
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Game	Base BallBase Ball
Immediacy of Report	Contemporary
Age of Players	AdultAdult
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 |Year=1864
 |Year Number=37
 |Headline=Buzz For Fly Game Begins
 |Salience=2
-|Tags=Newspaper Coverage, Post-Knickerbocker Rule Changes,
+|Tags=Newspaper Coverage, Post-Knickerbocker Rule Changes
 |Location=Greater New York City,
-|Country=USA
+|Country=United States
 |State=NY
 |City=NYC
 |Game=Base Ball,
 |Immediacy of Report=Contemporary
 |Age of Players=Adult
-|Text=<p>[A] "INSTRUCT YOUR DELEGATES. Every delegate to the ensuing National Convention of Base Ball Players is supposed to be there solely as the representative of the opinions of the majority of his club, and he votes or should vote according to express instructions-- as far, of course, as the knowledge of the matters likely to come up for action before the Convention will admit of such instruction; such, for instance, as the question of the adoption of the fly and bound rule. We hope every delegate will be instructed by the members of his club how he is to vote on this question, so that there shall be no instance of two delegates from one club voting on both sides."</p>
+|Reviewed=Yes
-|Sources=<p>[A]&nbsp;<em>Wilkes' Spirit of the Times,&nbsp;</em>Nov. 19, 1864</p>
-|Submitted by=Bob Tholkes
-|Submission Note=4/29/2014
 |Has Supplemental Text=No
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