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|Headline=Boys Are Attracted to Sports of "Playing Ball or Goal" in Bangor ME |State=ME

|Headline=Bay Stater to Wife: “We had a gay old time playing ball . . . send me five dollars” |City=Wheeling

|Name=in Boston in 1725 |City=Boston

..., as it generally fell to me to obtain situations for all the unfortunates in the club, and as I had begun to lose heart for this wholesale drudgery, I r |Source=Philadelphia City Item

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|State=ME |City=Bangor

|Name=First Idaho BBC Club of Lapwai |Club Name=First Idaho BBC

|Headline=Roundball Recalled in Maine |State=ME

|State=ME |City=Kents Hill

...of the League. So I suggested that he introduce some of the Clevelands to me, for then I was only acquainted with the older members of the League.</p> ...ances of better behavior on the part of the men, and as we intend that the first club shall receive $7000, the second $5000, the third $3000, the fourth $20

|Name=In Pownal on 5 May 1853 |State=ME

|Headline=Juvenile Book's Chapter: "A Game at Ball": 'Cheating play never prospers' |City=

|Title=a proposal for outfield bleachers ...against the fence, behind the out-fielders?” He adds, “the last game cost me, all told, $7.50, and I had to stand all the while.</p>

|State=ME |City=Waterville

...struck, but if he goes in for innings he is quite likely to be opposed to a man who knows the result of the matter on which he is arranging to rob the

|City=Savannah ...was on the Beating Side. Nothing can beat me and Sergeant. Jones. He is a first rate man.&rdquo;</p>

...ll add, instead of injure, the Bostons, and that the game has so increased in popular favor that two clubs can easily find support.</p>

|Headline=Lithograph Shows Ballplaying in City Hall Park, NY ...rogress in the distance. My best squint shows me pitcher, batsman, a close-in catcher, two distant fielders and three spectators (two seated). Old cat? S

|Headline="Round Ball" Played in Bangor ME: Cony&#39;s Side 50, Hunt&#39;s Side 49 |State=ME

|City=Flatbush ...yed by Colonel John Oakey, a former A.D.A., when he was a child growing up in Brooklyn and Flatbush [NY]. From 1837 he attended the Erasmus Hall Academy,