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• 1861.23  + (War Sinks Silver Balls)
• 1813.2  + (War of 1812 General in OH Said to Play Ball with "Lowest" Soldiers)
• BC2400c.1  + (Was Egypt the Well-Spring of Ballplaying? Text Has “Strike the Ball” Reference)
• 1854.4  + (Was Lewis Wadsworth the First Paid Player?)
• 1830s.12  + (Watching Wicket Ball in Buffalo NY)
• 1820c.24  + (Waterbury CT Jaws Drop as Baptist Deacon Takes the Field)
• 1863.27  + (Weary Soldier Plays Ball a Little While)
• 1861.42  + (Welcome Back)
• 1837.8  + (Well, As Goes Canton, So Goes Indianapolis)
• 1747.2  + (Well-Advertised Women's Cricket Match Held, with 6-Pence Admission)
• 1849.14  + (Westfield Upsets Granville in Wicket)
• 1849.9  + (Westfield Whips Granville in Wicket)
• 1859.63  + (What Must I Do to Be Physically Saved?)
• 1853.6  + (When Boys Collect, A Spontaneous Game of Ball is Possible)
• 1743.3  + (When Cricket Still Had Foul Ground?)
• 1844.15  + (Whigs 81 Runs, Loco Focos 10 Runs, in "Political" Contest Near Canadian Border)
• 1829.7  + (While Playing Peacefully, "Wisdom Stole His Bat and Ball")
• 1704.2  + (While the Rurals Had Stool-ball and Cricket, the Londoner Had "Blood-Stirring Excitement")
• 1861.77  + (White House Secretaries watch Zouaves play ball)
• 1871.15  + (White Stockings Choose New Orleans for Extended Preseason Play)
• 1855.9  + (Whitman Puts "Good Game of Base-Ball" Among Favorite Americana)
• 1859.36  + (Why Cover Sports?)
• 1844.11  + (Why Fast Day Comes Only Once a Year?)
• 1850c.36  + (Wicket Ball in Amherst MA)
• 1825.8  + (Wicket Bat Reportedly Long [and Still?] Held in Deerfield MA Collection)
• 1836.10  + (Wicket Challenge Issued in Granby CT)
• 1855.33  + (Wicket Club Plays in Ohio -- Ladies Bestow MVP Prize)
• 1865.42  + (Wicket Club Switches to Baseball)
• 1859.48  + (Wicket Club and Base Ball Club Play Demo Matches for Novelty's Sake)
• 1857.19  + (Wicket Described in February <u>Porter's</u>)
• 1870.17  + (Wicket Losing Out to Baseball)
• 1864.94  + (Wicket Match)
• 1864.46  + (Wicket Match-- Baseballers vs. Cricketers)
• 1844.13  + (Wicket Play in New Orleans LA?)
• 1850s.16  + (Wicket Play in Rochester NY)
• 1857c.34  + (Wicket Played at Eastern OH College; Future President Excels)
• 1830s.5  + (Wicket Played in The Western Reserve [OH])
• 1725c.1  + (Wicket Played on Boston Common at Daybreak)
• 1840c.25  + (Wicket Played with "Huge Bat" at Barkhamsted CT)
• 1851.3  + (Wicket Players in MA Found Liable)
• 1848.12  + (Wicket Reported as Fashionable in Western MA)
• 1700c.2  + (Wicket Seen on Boston Common . . . But Never on Sunday (No Strolling, Either))
• 1860.25  + (Wicket and Base Ball at Kenyon College, OH)
• 1858.26  + (Wicket, as Well as Cricket and Base Ball, Reported in Baltimore MD)

• 1799.3  + (Will Satan Snag the Sunday Player?)
• 1800c.7  + (William Cullen Bryant Remembers Base-Ball)
• 1805.1  + (Williams College Bans Dangerous Ball-playing)
• 1796.2  + (Williams College Student Notes Ballplaying in Winter Months)
• 1861.57  + (Wilson's Zouaves play base ball)
• 1862.64  + (Winter Baseball in West Virginia)
• 1862.20  + (Wisconsin Man's Diary Included a Dozen References to Ballplaying)
• 1864.8  + (Wisconsin Soldier Plays Wicket Ball)
• 1863.8  + (Wisconsin Soldier Reportedly “Died While Playing Wicket”)
• 1867.21  + (Wisconsin's First State Base Ball Tourney Lists $1500 in Prizes)
• 1850s.14  + (With Rise of Overarm Bowling, Padding Becomes Regular Part of Cricket)
• 1858c.44  + (Wolverines and Wicket)
• 1811.6  + (Women Cricketers Play for Large Purse)
• 1835.9  + (Woodcut from <u>Mary's</u> is Inked Up Again)
• 1847.19  + (Woodsfield fines ball players 25 cents)
• 1816.2  + (Worcester MA Ordinance Bans "Frequent and Dangerous" Ball Playing and Hoops")
• 1850c.46  + (Worcester Man Recalls Round Ball in the 1850s)
• 1851.6  + (Word-man Noah Webster Acknowledges Only Wicket)
• 1802.2  + (Wordsworth Seems to Laud "Englishness" of Cricket)
• 1856.9  + (Working Men Play at Dawn on Boston Common)
• 1825.3  + (Writer Follows Strutt's Theory That Club-ball Was the Source Game)
• 1805.8  + (Yale Grad Compares Certain English Ballgames to New England's)
• 1818.1  + (Yale Student Reports Cricket on Campus)
• 1837.3  + (Yale Student Sees College Green Covered With Ballplaying)
• 1864.66  + (Yankees on the Rapidan form Baseball Clubs)
• 1836.5  + (Yanks and British Play Baserunning Game with Plugging . . . in Canton, China)
• 1833.5  + (Yes, Another Chapbook from Mister Babcock, with That Same Old Woodcut)
• 1860.54  + (Yes, The Game Would Move Right Along . . . But Would it be Cricket?)
• 1838.6  + (Yikes, Here it is <i>Again!</i>)
• 1853.15  + (You've Got to Play Along to Get Along?)
• 1812c.1  + (Young Andrew Johnson Plays Cat and Bass Ball and Bandy in Raleigh NC)
• 1848c.9  + (Young Benjamin Harrison Plays Town Ball, Baste in OH)
• 1856.22  + (Young Brooklyn Clubs Play, But Reporter is Unimpressed)
• 1755.3  + (Young Diarist Goes to "Play at Base Ball" in Surrey)
• 1823c.4  + (Young Man Recalls "More Active Sports of 'Playing Ball' or 'Goal.'")
• 1858.25  + (Your Base Ball Stringer, Mr. W. Whitman)
• 1867.9  + (Your Tax Dollars At Work/Play)
• 1598.1  + (Youth Ball Games Widespread at London Schools.)
• 1856.26  + (Youths Are "Playing Ball" in San Francisco)
• 1862.52  + (Zouave Pitcher Baffles Batters With “Weak, Puzzling” Delivery)
• 1845.3  + ([Item removed from version 10; John Thorn advises that contemporary accounts confirm)
• 1697.1  + (“A Great Match at Cricket" for a Tidy Purse)
• 1800c.11  + (“Sky-ball”, “Cat and Ball” Remembered in Southern PA)
• BC2500c.1  + (“Tip Cats" Found in Egyptian Ruins?)