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  • Clipping:Baseball reporters
    |Title=baseball reporters |Text=<p>Some of the prominent base-ball editors of the country are: T. Z. Cowles, Chicago Tribune; Frank Davison, Chicago Times;
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters
    |Title=the baseball reporters ...ngaged to edit the base ball columns of Wilkes’ Spirit. He used to report the game in St. Louis.</p>
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  • Clipping:Philadelphia baseball reporters
    |Title=Philadelphia baseball reporters ...aly, late of the Mercury, has assumed charge of the sporting department of the Evening Call.</p>
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters 2
    |Title=the baseball reporters 2 ...Harry Weldon, Cincinnati Enquirer; Ban B. Johnson, Commercial-Gazette.] The Sporting Life January 11, 1888</p>
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  • Clipping:New York baseball reporters
    |Title=New York baseball reporters ...for the Star; Mr. W. Rankin for the Sporting World, and young Mandego for the Sun.</p>
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  • Clipping:The Philadelphia baseball reporters
    |Title=the Philadelphia baseball reporters ...lebock, The Times, r.f.; Samuel Jones, Associated Press, c.; J. J. Rooney, the Record, p., F. C. Richter, Sporting Life, and F. Hough, North American, sub
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  • Clipping:St. Louis baseball reporters
    |Title=St. Louis baseball reporters ...rting Life's fat man, were all glad that they were alive and able to be at the banquet.</p>
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters of 1867
    |Title=the baseball reporters of 1867 ...of the News, Bull of the World; the reporter of the Union and Tribune, and the weekly sporting papers.</p>
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters for the Phila Sunday Mercury
    |Title=the baseball reporters for the Phila Sunday Mercury ...nch, Col. Meeser bears a hand. Philadelphia Sunday Mercury July 26, 1868 [the article signed by Charles Graffen]</p>
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  • Clipping:New York baseball reporters traveling with the club on its account
    |Title=New York baseball reporters traveling with the club on its account ...eling with the New Yorks this trip at the expense of the club. Rankin, of the Herald, was prevented from going along by pressure of work.</p>
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  • Clipping:Chadwick advises managers to ignore baseball reporters
    |Title=Chadwick advises managers to ignore baseball reporters ...fully competent to run a baseball nine–on paper. Let club-managers avoid the pernicious influence.</p>
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  • Clipping:Scoreboard
    ...the reporters at the Polo Grounds in New York City. This is not a hint at the New York management, but is only telling how things are in Louisville.</p>
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  • Clipping:A club made up of reporters
    |Title=a club made up of reporters ...T. Bayard Brasher and John R. Carpenter with the Herald and Carl Jay with the Tribune.]</p>
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  • Clipping:The Philadelphia baseball reporters
    |Title=the Philadelphia baseball reporters ...lebock, The Times, r.f.; Samuel Jones, Associated Press, c.; J. J. Rooney, the Record, p., F. C. Richter, Sporting Life, and F. Hough, North American, sub
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  • Clipping:Boston reporters won't score bases on balls as hits
    |Title=Boston reporters won't score bases on balls as hits ...reafter they will not score as base hits. An effort is being made to have the rules changed in this regard.</p>
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters of 1867
    |Title=the baseball reporters of 1867 ...of the News, Bull of the World; the reporter of the Union and Tribune, and the weekly sporting papers.</p>
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  • Clipping:Chadwick advises managers to ignore baseball reporters
    |Title=Chadwick advises managers to ignore baseball reporters ...fully competent to run a baseball nine–on paper. Let club-managers avoid the pernicious influence.</p>
    884 bytes (145 words) - 19:11, 29 February 2020
  • Clipping:Philadelphia baseball reporters
    |Title=Philadelphia baseball reporters ...aly, late of the Mercury, has assumed charge of the sporting department of the Evening Call.</p>
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  • Clipping:Baseball reporter for the Philadelphia Dispatch
    |Title=baseball reporter for the Philadelphia Dispatch ...loining juvenile with wearing apparel and sun shades. As Bill Hincken, of the Dispatch, where his “bombashoot” has gone to, but don’t come to us fo
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  • The First Base Ball Reporters - Cauldwell, Bray, Chadwick
    |Name=The First Base Ball Reporters - Cauldwell, Bray, Chadwick ..., but it is William Cauldwell in 1853 who is usually credited as the first baseball scribe.</p>
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  • Clipping:New York baseball reporters traveling with the club on its account
    |Title=New York baseball reporters traveling with the club on its account ...eling with the New Yorks this trip at the expense of the club. Rankin, of the Herald, was prevented from going along by pressure of work.</p>
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  • 1853.10
    |Headline=The First Base Ball Reporters - Cauldwell, Bray, Chadwick ..., but it is William Cauldwell in 1853 who is usually credited as the first baseball scribe.</p>
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  • Clipping:St. Louis baseball reporters
    |Title=St. Louis baseball reporters ...rting Life's fat man, were all glad that they were alive and able to be at the banquet.</p>
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  • Clipping:New York baseball reporters
    |Title=New York baseball reporters ...for the Star; Mr. W. Rankin for the Sporting World, and young Mandego for the Sun.</p>
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters for the Phila Sunday Mercury
    |Title=the baseball reporters for the Phila Sunday Mercury ...nch, Col. Meeser bears a hand. Philadelphia Sunday Mercury July 26, 1868 [the article signed by Charles Graffen]</p>
    606 bytes (92 words) - 18:30, 29 February 2020
  • Clipping:The baseball reporters
    |Title=the baseball reporters ...ngaged to edit the base ball columns of Wilkes’ Spirit. He used to report the game in St. Louis.</p>
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  • Clipping:The baseball reporters 2
    |Title=the baseball reporters 2 ...Harry Weldon, Cincinnati Enquirer; Ban B. Johnson, Commercial-Gazette.] The Sporting Life January 11, 1888</p>
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  • Clipping:Baseball reporters
    |Title=baseball reporters |Text=<p>Some of the prominent base-ball editors of the country are: T. Z. Cowles, Chicago Tribune; Frank Davison, Chicago Times;
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  • Clipping:The Metropolitan grounds; official scorer
    |Title=the Metropolitan grounds; official scorer ...t spend too much time preparing this mixture, as the hot weather is making the dump sizzle. National Police Gazette June 21, 1884</p>
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  • Clipping:Reporters play ball
    |Title=reporters play ball ...the slugger of his side. A heavy rain brought the game to a conclusion in the seventh inning.</p>
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  • Clipping:Enclosed ground in New Jersey
    ...Irvington and the attraction must be great to induce any one to undertake the task. New York Sunday Mercury August 11, 1867</p> <p>reflections on the status of baseball</p>
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  • 1872.13
    |Headline=Chadwick Criticizes Playing the National Pastime for Money |Tags=Business of Baseball, Famous, Newspaper Coverage,
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  • Clipping:Uniform scoring; wild pitches and passed balls and bases on balls; Boston reporters
    ...niform scoring; wild pitches and passed balls and bases on balls; Boston reporters ...believed, the only reason for the present manner of recording them is that the score may show distinctly fielding errors.</p>
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  • For Fun and Health -- That's Why She Played
    ...sport, despite the fact that baseball boosters were increasingly employing the term “manly” to distinguish it from children’s bat-and-ball games. ...all the time sewing, doing laundry and keeping house. Her argument echoed the commonly held notion that weak, feeble women gave birth to weak, feeble off
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  • Clipping:Keys to the press box
    |Title=keys to the press box ...l be furnished keys. They will also be requested not to take outsiders to the box with them. St. Louis Republic February 24, 1889</p>
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  • Clipping:A description of baseball
    |Title=a description of baseball ...lish origin, as are all our manly out-door sports; but, whilst cricket is the ruling game amongst our English Cousins, Base Ball has become quite an Amer
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  • 1867.1
    |Text=<p>From the<em> New York Sunday Mercury</em>, October 6, 1867:</p> ...ning ground, when the Philadelphians refused to play further on account of the darkness. A row then prevailed.</p>
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  • Clipping:Another deceased baseball reporter
    |Title=another deceased baseball reporter ...n. He then joined the force of the New York Times. The following is from the pen of Mr. W. S. Smith, of Wilkes’ Spirit:</p>
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  • Unique Club of Brooklyn v Excelsior Club of Philadelphia on 3 October 1867
    |Description=<p>From the<em> New York Sunday Mercury</em>, October 6, 1867:</p> ...ning ground, when the Philadelphians refused to play further on account of the darkness. A row then prevailed.</p>
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  • Ballplaying by Civil War Soldiers 1.0
    ...Let Us Understand the Frequency and Nature of Military Ballplaying During the War ...ceton U., 2003); Patricia Millen, <u>From Pastime to Passion: Baseball and the Civil War</u> (Heritage Books, 2001).
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  • Games Tab:Greater New York City
    ...nvented Baseball,</i> pp. 72-73</p> <p>(3) Zoss and Bowman, <i>Diamonds in the Rough,</i> p. 57</p> ...ew York, came off on Friday
on the grounds of the Union Star Cricket Club. The New Yorkers
were singularly unfortunate in scoring but one run in their�
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