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|Term=Tradgy
|Term=Tradgy
|Game Family=Baseball
|Game Family=Baseball
|Description=<p>Heslop (1893) defines this word as &ldquo;a boys&rsquo; game of ball, otherwise known as [[Rounders]], and formerly called [[Pie-Ball]] locally.</p>
|Description=<p>Heslop (1893) defines this word as “a boys’ game of ball, otherwise known as [[Rounders]], and formerly called [[Pie-Ball]] locally.</p>
|Sources=<p><span>O. Heslop,&nbsp;</span><em>Northumberland Words</em><span>&nbsp;(Oxford U Press, London, 1893), page 741.</span></p>
|Sources=<p><span>O. Heslop, </span><em>Northumberland Words</em><span> (Oxford U Press, London, 1893), page 741.</span></p>
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Heslop (1893) defines this word as “a boys’ game of ball, otherwise known as Rounders, and formerly called Pie-Ball locally.

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O. Heslop, Northumberland Words (Oxford U Press, London, 1893), page 741.

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