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• Fields in Venezuela
  {{All Fields|Country=Venezuela}}
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• Games in Venezuela
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• Clubs in Venezuela
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  31 bytes (4 words) - 12:39, 10 February 2013
• Firsts in Venezuela
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• Firsts in Caracas, Venezuela
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• Fields in Caracas, Venezuela
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• Games in Caracas, Venezuela
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• Clubs in Caracas, Venezuela
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• Predecessor Games in Venezuela
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• Predecessor Games in Caracas, Venezuela
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• Chapita
  |Location=Venezuela ...,vitilla exists in other forms.&nbsp; Chapita is a similar game from&nbsp; Venezuela, and major league players from there said they grew up playing it."</p>
  1 KB (185 words) - 10:00, 9 October 2017
• El Caracas Base Ball Club on 23 May 1895
  |Country=Venezuela ...a local publication, El Cojo Ilustrado. A note on the origins of baseball in the United States and an explanation of how it was played accompanied the p
  2 KB (254 words) - 18:33, 9 March 2022
• In Aruba
  |Name=in Aruba ...s brought to Aruba and Curacao, which sit just off the coast of Venezuela, in the 1930s ... [by] Venezuelan political refugees and oil refinery workers..
  1 KB (214 words) - 07:45, 7 March 2022
• In Curacao in 1934
  |Name=in Curacao in 1934 <p>This 1934 founding date is recognized in postage stamps, and in Adam Rittenberg's "Off the Beaten Basepath" blog.</p>
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• Vitilla
  ...e game of&nbsp;<em>vitilla</em> ("vee-TEE-ya') is reportedly played widely in the Dominican Republic.&nbsp; "What Dominican doesn't play vitilla?," asked <p>The article refers to a similar game, called chapita, played in Venezuela.</p>
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• Interview with John Thorn, Official Historian of Major League Baseball
  Note: A shorter version of this interview appeared in the January issue of Protoball’s Next Destin’d Post. ...story and, by extension, its Official Historian. I believe I have settled in comfortably as a spokesperson for the game’s past and the pleasures it ho
  6 KB (1,064 words) - 18:27, 22 February 2013