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A list of all pages that have property "Comment" with value "<p> </p> <span> <p>"CRICKET MATCH – There will be a cricket match between the “Aristonican Ball Club,” of Roxbury, and the “Rough and Ready Ball club,” Brookline, Saturday, Oct. 29, commencing at 2-1/2 o’clock, on a triangular park, situated on Park street, Brookline. This will be the first match played by the “Aristonicans” since their organization."</p> <p>Source: <em>Boston Post</em>, October 18, 1859:4.</p> <p>Joanne Hulbert's 2/23 comment: </p> <p>"[T]here still exists a triangular shaped park on Park Street, in front of St. Mark’s Church. It conforms to the description stated above.)  . . .  I did notice that the “triangular park” mentioned still exists today. You can see it when you use Google Maps and put in Park Street, Brookline. Hmmm, wonder if there could be a vintage game played there today to commemorate the event?"</p> </span>". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Rough and Ready Ball Club v Aristonican Ball Club on 29 October 1859undefined  + (<p> </p> <div> <p> … <p> </p></br><div></br><p>"CRICKET MATCH – There will be a cricket match between the “Aristonican Ball Club,” of Roxbury, and the “Rough and Ready Ball club,” Brookline, Saturday, Oct. 29, commencing at 2-1/2 o’clock, on a triangular park, situated on Park street, Brookline. This will be the first match played by the “Aristonicans” since their organization."</p></br><p>Source: <em>Boston Post</em>, October 18, 1859:4.</p></br><p>Joanne Hulbert's 2/23 comment: </p></br><p>"[T]here still exists a triangular shaped park on Park Street, in front of St. Mark’s Church. It conforms to the description stated above.)  . . .  I did notice that the “triangular park” mentioned still exists today. You can see it when you use Google Maps and put in Park Street, Brookline. Hmmm, wonder if there could be a vintage game played there today to commemorate the event?"</p></br></div>event?"</p> </div>)
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