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|Description=<p>"The laying of track for the railroad, specifically the Monterrey-Tampico railway, played a large part in the spreading of baseball throughout the country, specifically northern Mexico. Colonel Joseph Robertson, who was from Tennessee and once served under General Robert E. Lee, introduced the game in Nuevo Leon when he granted his railroad workers a holiday on the fourth of July in 1889. Robertson and his workers celebrated by playing baseball." Sanchez, "The History of Baseball in Mexico," online at www.1800beisbol.com</p>
|Description=<p>"The laying of track for the railroad, specifically the Monterrey-Tampico railway, played a large part in the spreading of baseball throughout the country, specifically northern Mexico. Colonel Joseph Robertson, who was from Tennessee and once served under General Robert E. Lee, introduced the game in Nuevo Leon when he granted his railroad workers a holiday on the fourth of July in 1889. Robertson and his workers celebrated by playing baseball." Sanchez, "The History of Baseball in Mexico," online at www.1800beisbol.com</p>
|Sources=<p>Sanchez, "The History of Baseball in Mexico," online at www.1800beisbol.com</p>
|Sources=<p>Sanchez, "The History of Baseball in Mexico," online at www.1800beisbol.com</p>
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|Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
|Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
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Date of Game Thursday, July 4, 1889
Location Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Description

"The laying of track for the railroad, specifically the Monterrey-Tampico railway, played a large part in the spreading of baseball throughout the country, specifically northern Mexico. Colonel Joseph Robertson, who was from Tennessee and once served under General Robert E. Lee, introduced the game in Nuevo Leon when he granted his railroad workers a holiday on the fourth of July in 1889. Robertson and his workers celebrated by playing baseball." Sanchez, "The History of Baseball in Mexico," online at www.1800beisbol.com

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Sanchez, "The History of Baseball in Mexico," online at www.1800beisbol.com

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Found by Bruce Allardice
First in Location Nuevo Leon, Mexico


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