Clipping:Rowdyism at the Cincinnati ground

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Date	Tuesday, April 18, 1882
Text	[a letter to the editor 4/17] Unless some one in authority introduces better discipline at the base ball games than was observed to-day, that noble game will be shunned by decent people in Cincinnati. The brawling profanity which accompanied the loud betting of a party of half drunken men, who had conspicuous seats in the grand stand, is not the kind of entertainment people pay for or want when they go to see a game of base ball.
Source	Cincinnati Gazette
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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