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{{Ballgame
|Name=London v Delaware in London on 12 September 1856
|Name=London Base Ball Club v Club of Delaware Township on 12 September 1856
|Date=9/12/1856
|Coordinates=42.9869502, -81.243177
|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
|Type of Date=Day
|Type of Date=Day
|Date=1856/09/12
|Country=Canada
|State=Ontario
|City=London
|City=London
|State=Ontario
|NY Rules=Unknown
|Country=Canada
|Innings=2
|Coordinates=42.9869502, -81.243177
|Home Team=London Base Ball Club
|Home Team=London
|Away Team=Delaware
|Home Score=34
|Home Score=34
|Away Team=Club of Delaware Township
|Away Score=33
|Away Score=33
|Innings=2
|Description=<p>From Protoball Entry #1856.18 &ndash; First Reported Canadian Base Ball Game Occurs, in ONT</p>
|NY Rules=Unknown
<p>"September 12, 1856 &ndash;"The first reported game of Canadian baseball is played in London, Ontario, with the London Club defeating the Delaware club 34-33." Charlton, James, ed., The Baseball Chronology (Macmillan, 1991), page 13. No reference is given.</p>
|Description=<p>From Protoball Entry #1856.18 First Reported Canadian Base Ball Game Occurs, in ONT
<p>Craig Waff has identified the source for this item: "Base Ball in Canada," The Clipper Volume 4, number 23 (September 27, 1856), page 183.</p>
</p><p>"September 12, 1856 "The first reported game of Canadian baseball is played in London, Ontario, with the London Club defeating the Delaware club 34-33." Charlton, James, ed., The Baseball Chronology (Macmillan, 1991), page 13. No reference is given.
<p>"London (ON), Sept. 15, 1856. Editor Clipper: Within the past few months several Base Ball clubs have been organized in this vicinity, and the first match game was played between the London and Delaware clubs, on Friday, the 12th inst." The box score reveals that the 34-33 score eventuated when the clubs stood at 26-23 after the first inning, and then London outscored Delaware 11-7 in the second inning.</p>
</p><p>Craig Waff has identified the source for this item: "Base Ball in Canada," The Clipper Volume 4, number 23 (September 27, 1856), page 183.
<p>Note: is it likely that the New York rules would have produced this much scoring per inning . . . or was the match set up as a two-inning contest? Can we confirm/disconfirm that this was the first modern Canadian game in some sense (keeping in mind that Beachville report of a predecessor game at Protoball #1838.4?)</p>
</p><p>"London (ON), Sept. 15, 1856. Editor Clipper: Within the past few months several Base Ball clubs have been organized in this vicinity, and the first match game was played between the London and Delaware clubs, on Friday, the 12th inst." The box score reveals that the 34-33 score eventuated when the clubs stood at 26-23 after the first inning, and then London outscored Delaware 11-7 in the second inning.  
<p>From the box score, it appears this game was played under the 2-inning 11 a side custom then prevailing in Canada.</p>
</p><p>Note: is it likely that the New York rules would have produced this much scoring per inning . . . or was the match set up as a two-inning contest? Can we confirm/disconfirm that this was the first modern Canadian game in some sense [keeping in mind that Beachville report of a predecessor game at Protoball #1838.4?  
|Sources=<p>Protoball Entry #1856.18 at <a class="external free" title="http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870" href="http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870" rel="nofollow">http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870</a>.</p>
</p>
<p>New York&nbsp;<em>Clipper</em>, Volume 4, number 23 (27 September 1856), page 183, courtesy Bill Humber and Craig Waff</p>
|Sources=<p>Protoball Entry #1856.18 at <a href="http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870" class="external free" title="http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870" rel="nofollow">http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870</a>.
|Has Source On Hand=No
</p>
|Comment=<p>As of April 2021 this game is also listed under "predecessor games."</p>
<p>The Delaware is a club of Delaware Township, 10 km west of London,</p>
|Reviewed=Yes
|Reviewed=Yes
|Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
|Entered by=Bruce Allardice
|Players Locality=Local
|Players Locality=Local
|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
|class=championship=
}}
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Date of Game Friday, September 12, 1856
Location London, Ontario, Canada
Home Team London Base Ball Club
Away Team  Add Club Page Club of Delaware Township
Score 34 - 33
Innings 2
NY Rules Unknown
Description

From Protoball Entry #1856.18 – First Reported Canadian Base Ball Game Occurs, in ONT

"September 12, 1856 –"The first reported game of Canadian baseball is played in London, Ontario, with the London Club defeating the Delaware club 34-33." Charlton, James, ed., The Baseball Chronology (Macmillan, 1991), page 13. No reference is given.

Craig Waff has identified the source for this item: "Base Ball in Canada," The Clipper Volume 4, number 23 (September 27, 1856), page 183.

"London (ON), Sept. 15, 1856. Editor Clipper: Within the past few months several Base Ball clubs have been organized in this vicinity, and the first match game was played between the London and Delaware clubs, on Friday, the 12th inst." The box score reveals that the 34-33 score eventuated when the clubs stood at 26-23 after the first inning, and then London outscored Delaware 11-7 in the second inning.

Note: is it likely that the New York rules would have produced this much scoring per inning . . . or was the match set up as a two-inning contest? Can we confirm/disconfirm that this was the first modern Canadian game in some sense (keeping in mind that Beachville report of a predecessor game at Protoball #1838.4?)

From the box score, it appears this game was played under the 2-inning 11 a side custom then prevailing in Canada.

Sources

Protoball Entry #1856.18 at http://protoball.org/Chronology:_1840_-_1870.

New York Clipper, Volume 4, number 23 (27 September 1856), page 183, courtesy Bill Humber and Craig Waff

Comment

As of April 2021 this game is also listed under "predecessor games."

The Delaware is a club of Delaware Township, 10 km west of London,

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