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Author	Menke, F. G.
Year of Publication	1944
Publisher	A. S. Barnes
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Book	Encyclopedia of Sports

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Pages	55ff
Is in library	Yes
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Game	Baseball
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-|Term=Baseball
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-|Description=America’s national pastime since about 1860.  Writing about rounders in 1898, Gomme[17] mused that “An elaborate form of this game has become the national game of the United States.”  The term “baseball” actually arose in England as early as 1748, referring to a simple game like rounders, but usage in England died out, and was soon forgotten in most parts of the country.  The term first appeared in the United States in 1791.
+|Year of Publication=1944
+|Publisher=A. S. Barnes
+|Book=Encyclopedia of Sports
+|Pages=55ff
+|Is in library=Yes
+|Is in main bibliography=Yes
+|Game=Baseball
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