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{{Predecessor Game
{{Predecessor Game
|Name=Predecessor Game in Woodstock in 1836
|Name=in Woodstock in 1836undefined
|Date=1/1/1836
|Coordinates=43.1314966, -80.74716509999999
|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
|Entry Origin Url=
|NY Rules=
|Borough=
|Type of Date=Year
|Type of Date=Year
|Date=1836/01/01
|Date Note=Unspecified time in 1830s
|Date Note=Unspecified time in 1830s
|Country=Canada
|State=Ontario
|City=Woodstock
|City=Woodstock
|Country=Canada
|Field=
|Coordinates=43.1314966, -80.7471651
|Modern Address=
|Description=<p>"Baseball was an evening practice of the young men after the day’s work. The game was popular, matches were frequent with the villagers on the court house green, and the play exciting. The Pascoe’s, the Gunns, the Egans, the Budds, and the Dunns were leading players. Imitation was strong in the juveniles. Every little fellow must have his bat and ball and many an old sock, and many an old rubber was ripped up, used up, and cut up, and wound up, and sewed up in sheepskin, or, when they had the coppers, in calfskin by friend “Benjie”. The higher the bound the better the ball."
|Number of Players=
</p><p>Note that the term "baseball" here was not necessarily taken from contemporary sources.
|Game=Predecessor Game
</p><p><br />
|Innings=
</p>
|Innings Note=
|Sources=<p>Woodstock (Ontario) Daily Express, December 20, 1901 to February 16, 1901; as cited in William Humber, "Early Baseball in Canada," manuscript of 9/14/12.
|Home Team=
</p>
|Home Score=
|Away Team=
|Away Score=
|Description=<p>"Baseball was an evening practice of the young men after the day’s work. The game was popular, matches were frequent with the villagers on the court house green, and the play exciting. The Pascoe’s, the Gunns, the Egans, the Budds, and the Dunns were leading players. Imitation was strong in the juveniles. Every little fellow must have his bat and ball and many an old sock, and many an old rubber was ripped up, used up, and cut up, and wound up, and sewed up in sheepskin, or, when they had the coppers, in calfskin by friend “Benjie”. The higher the bound the better the ball."</p><p>Note that the term "baseball" here was not necessarily taken from contemporary sources.</p><p><br /></p>
|Sources=<p>Woodstock (Ontario) Daily Express, December 20, 1901 to February 16, 1901; as cited in William Humber, "Early Baseball in Canada," manuscript of 9/14/12.</p>
|Source Image=
|Has Source On Hand=No
|Comment=
|Query=
|Submitted by=Bill Humber
|Submission Note=
|Reviewed=Yes
|Reviewed=Yes
|Submitted by=Bill Humber
|First in Location=
|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
|First in Location Note=
|Game=Predecessor Game
|Players Locality=
|class=championship=
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Date of Game 1836 Unspecified time in 1830s
Game Predecessor Game
Location Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
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"Baseball was an evening practice of the young men after the day’s work. The game was popular, matches were frequent with the villagers on the court house green, and the play exciting. The Pascoe’s, the Gunns, the Egans, the Budds, and the Dunns were leading players. Imitation was strong in the juveniles. Every little fellow must have his bat and ball and many an old sock, and many an old rubber was ripped up, used up, and cut up, and wound up, and sewed up in sheepskin, or, when they had the coppers, in calfskin by friend “Benjie”. The higher the bound the better the ball."

Note that the term "baseball" here was not necessarily taken from contemporary sources.


Sources

Woodstock (Ontario) Daily Express, December 20, 1901 to February 16, 1901; as cited in William Humber, "Early Baseball in Canada," manuscript of 9/14/12.

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