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Sunday, August 26, 1860
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[Harlem vs. Charter Oak 8/22/1860] We regret to add that this game was marked with some unpleasantness toward the close, growing out of mutual dissatisfaction at the mode of striking which each club adopted–namely: waiting until the previous striker had worked his way around to the third base. The Charter Oaks began this style of business, and the Harlem followed suit. It is not a kind of game, however, which any club of the character and standing of either of the contestants should countenance.
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Source
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New York Sunday Mercury
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Submitted by
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Richard Hershberger
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Origin
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Initial Hershberger Clippings
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