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...<div><div><div><div><div>A question came up tonight in a conversation with Larry McCray. It is admitted that part of early baseball's attractiveness in NYC <p>Got another favorite source? Let Larry know.&nbsp; Would it be helpful to assemble an EF bibliography for this lis

<p>Larry:<br />Here is my &ldquo;brief&rdquo; on the Gilgamesh story involving (poss

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<p><span style="font-family: arial, sans-serif;">"Thanks, Larry.&nbsp; We are seeing some rapid growth with townball right now.&nbsp; For t

...fe-haven ballgames have endured such dramatic collisions with politics. -– Larry McCray

...iv><div><div><div><div>''A question came up tonight in a conversation with Larry McCray. It is admitted that part of early baseball's attractiveness in NYC <div>''14)&nbsp; ''Larry McCray 10/23 (with commentary from Richard Hershberger 10/26)

...yle="text-decoration: underline;">''To add other favorites, Please contact Larry''</span></p> ...>If you encounter other key EF ballplaying events that might be added, let Larry know.</p>

Thanks to Larry McCray for helping design the “Roots of the Rules” Project and reviewin Larry McCray, writing about the history of the bound rule, noted a contemporary

...6-9870</p><p>'''John Zinn, '''jzinn84@comcast.net, (973) 857-1028</p><p>'''Larry McCray, '''Lmccray@mit.edu, (617) 388-5772</p><p>'''&nbsp;'''</p><p><br></p

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