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• 1855.22  + (The Search for Base Ball Supremacy Begins? (It's the Knicks, For Now))
• 1870.1  + (The Streak Ends -- Reds Fall to Atlantic, 8-7, in 11 Innings)
• 1805.5  + (The Term "Bace" Not Related to Ballplaying, in Cornwall)
• 1860.94  + (The Term "Foul Line" Appears in Sunday Mercury Report on Excelsior-Atlantic Game)
• BC 3500000 c.1  + (The Thumb Comes into Play)
• 1857.5  + (The Tide Starts Turning in New England - Trimountain Club Adopts NY Game)
• 1863.62  + (The Times Calls a Spade a Spade-- Base Ball is Obliterating Cricket)
• 1780c.7  + (The Young Josiah Quincy of MA: "My Heart was in Ball")
• 1863.119  + (The officers mingled with the men)
• 1862.55  + (They Do It Differently in Philadelphia)
• 1863.66  + (They didn't know the rules!)
• 1862.59  + (Thirsty Baserunning)
• -1000s.1  + (Thirty Century-Old Leather-Covered Hardballs Found)
• 1857.49  + (Thirty Four Ball Clubs listed on Long Island)
• 1785.1  + (Thomas Jefferson: Hunting is Better for Character-building Than Ballplaying)
• 1830c.2  + (Thoreau Associates "Fast Day" with Base-Ball Played in Russet Fields)
• 1858.68  + (Thoreau Ponders Manliness in the Church and Base Ball)
• 1863.79  + (Thousands of soldiers playing ball)
• 1860.43  + (Three Ball Clubs Form in VT Village)
• 1860.56  + (Three Hartford CT Base Ball Clubs on the Move)
• 1865.25  + (Three Mutuals Banned for "Heaving" Game to Eckfords for $100)
• 1854.1  + (Three NY Clubs Meet: Agreed Rules Now Specify Pitching Distance "Not Less Than 15 Paces"")
• 1858.48  + (Three Youth Clubs in Rochester NY Disdain the NY Game)
• 1770.2  + (Three-on-Three Cricket Match Played on 100-Guinea Bet)
• 1743.2  + (Three-on-Three Cricket Match, A Close One, Draws Reported 10,000 Fans)
• 1868.8  + (Throwback ('Old-Fashioned') Game Planned in Rochester)
• 1866.10  + (Throwback Game of Cat-and-Dog Seen in Pittsburgh)
• 1825c.1  + (Thurlow Weed Recalls Baseball in Rochester NY)
• 1847.3  + (Tiny Book Has Odd Description of "Bat and Ball.")
• 1855.26  + (Tolland CT 265, Otis-Sandisfield MA 189 In Wicket Match)
• 1861.48  + (Too Cold for Baseball in Confederate Camp)
• 1820s.23  + (Town Ball Came to Central IL in the 1820s.)
• 1840s.42  + (Town Ball Club Finds Spot in NYC For Playing)
• 1860.13  + (Town Ball Hangs on in Philadelphia)
• 1863.110  + (Town Ball Played by 28th Alabama)
• 1856.39  + (Town Ball Played in Chicago in 1856?)
• 1855c.2  + (Town Ball Played in South Carolina)
• 1850s.31  + (Town Ball Played in Southeast MO)
• 1840s.41  + (Town Ball Recalled in Central IL)
• 1820s.5  + (Town Ball Recalled in Eastern IL)
• 1844.19  + (Town Ball Reported Among Cape May Attractions and "Mischief")
• 1829.5  + (Town Ball Takes Off in Philadelphia?)
• 1850s.30  + (Town Ball Well Known in Illinois)
• 1840c.17  + (Town Ball and Ballmaking in OH)
• 1750s.2  + (Town Ball and Cat Played in NC Lowlands?)
• 1862.74  + (Town Ball at Shiloh Battlefield)
• 1862.72  + (Town Ball club formed by Ohio Regiment in West Virginia)
• 1846.9  + (Town Ball in Rockford IL)
• 1830s.36  + (Town Ball, Bull Pen, Tip Cat Played in the Antebellum South)
• 1834.9  + (Town Ball, Other Games on Sabbath Subject to Dollar Fine in Springfield IL)

• 1850s.20  + (Town-ball Played in Ohio with "Lazarus" Rule)
• 1845c.13  + (Town-ball in IN Later [and Vaguely?] Recalled)
• 1860.76  + (Trade Games Proliferate)
• 1862.82  + (Trainees of 13th MA and 51st PA)
• 1616c.1  + (Translation of Homer Depicts Virgins Playing Stool-Ball, Disturbing Ulysses' Snooze)
• 1822.4  + (Trap Ball Advertised at Inn)
• 1828.10  + (Trap Ball Scam Reported!)
• 1850s.13  + (Trap Ball, Stool Ball, Well Established in Louisville KY)
• 1719.1  + (Trap and Stool-ball Help Set the Mood . . . <i>Again</i>)
• 1837.4  + (Trap-ball Found in Book of "Many Exercises and Exercises for Ladies")
• 1300s.1  + (Trapball Played in the British Isles)
• 1704.1  + (Traveler Observes Ball-Playing in CT)
• 1652.1  + (Traveler in Wales Reports "Laudable" Sunday Games of "Trap, Cat, Stool-ball, Racket &c")
• 1860.77  + (Treat Us Special)
• 1856.21  + (Trenton Club Forms for "Invigorating Amusement")
• 1864.31  + (Trophy Ball Kept in 22nd MA Regiment)
• 1816.8  + (Troy NY Bans Ballplaying)
• 1860.49  + (Troy NY Writer: "Every Newspaper" Covers Base Ball Games, Some Showing Regrettable "Petty Meanness")
• 1850c.34  + (Tut-ball Played at Young Ladies School in England)
• 1863.33  + (Twenty Sixth NJ 20, Second NY 12, in Virginia)
• 1850c.44  + (Twenty or So Cricket Clubs Dot the US)
• 1862.112  + (Twenty-First CT plays baseball in camp)
• 1860.85  + (Twist That Ball)
• 1860.41  + (Two Base Ball Tourneys in California)
• 1849.16  + (Two Eight-player Teams Play Bass Ball at Elysian Fields)
• 1656.2  + (Two English Counties Agree: Stoolball Gets "Too Much Attention.")
• 1859.20  + (Two More BB Clubs Issue Rules)
• 1864.29  + (Two NY Regiments Play “Grand Game on the Parade Ground” in VA)
• 1832c.2  + (Two NYC Clubs Known to Play Pre-modern Base Ball -- Use the Plugging of Runners)
• 1738.1  + (Two New Yorkers Get Guard House Sentence for Ballplaying At Time of Religious Rites)
• 1712.1  + (Two Noblemen Blasted for Sunday Cricket Play, and for Betting Too)
• 1852.16  + (Two Wicket Groups Vie in Litchfield CT)
• 1850c.35  + (U. of Michigan Alum Recalls Baseball, Wicket, Old-Cat Games)
• 1784.1  + (UPenn Bans Ball Playing Near Open University Windows)
• 1835.6  + (US Book Describes "Barn Ball," "Base, or Goal Ball.")
• 1834.3  + (US Chapbook in German Reprises 1832 Woodcut)
• 1862.3  + (US Cricket Enters Steeper Decline)
• 1857.15  + (US Editor Promotes Cricket as the "National Game")
• 1848.21  + (US General Swats at Cannonball with Sword During Mexican American War Calling it Baseball)
• 1850.29  + (US Has Twenty Cricket Clubs)
• 1815c.1  + (US Prisoners in Ontario at End of War of 1812 Play Ball)
• 1815c.2  + (US Prisoners of War in England Play Ball - at Great Peril, It Turned Out)
• 1787.4  + (US Publisher Offers Books "More Pleasurable Than Bat and Ball")
• 1847.17  + (US Traveler Sees Baseball-Like Game in Northeastern France)
• 1835c.10  + (Ubiquitous Woodcut Pops Up in Cincinnati)
• 1846.15  + (Umpires 1, Players 0)
• 1872.6  + (Umpiring Evolves As A Profession: Certification, Bipartisan Pay)
• 1866c.1  + (Umps Finally Begin to Call Strikes and Balls)
• 1860.78  + (Unenforced Rules Get Chadwick's Goat)
• 1863.42  + (Union Army Captain Sees Base Ball Good for Morale, and Health Too)