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- 1801.1 + (<p>Strutt, Joseph., <u>The Spo … <p>Strutt, Joseph., <u>The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England</u> [London, 1801]. Need page reference [is on page 102 of 1903 edition]. Strutt's account does not portray stoolball as a running game, or one that uses a bat. Strutt also treats cricket [but only cursorily], trap-ball, and tip-cat . . . but not rounders or base-ball. David Block [page 183] points out that Strutt views a game he calls "club ball" as the precursor to this set of games, but notes that modern scholars are skeptical about this proposition.</p>at modern scholars are skeptical about this proposition.</p>)