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Date	Thursday, August 15, 1867
Text	The Brooklyn Eagle–the base ball column of which is generally well written up by Mr. Hudson... Ball Players Chronicle August 15, 1867 an infield fly [Mutuals vs. Atlantics 8/12/1867] McMahon then hit a high one over right short’s head, which was falling nicely into [second baseman] Smith’s hands, and Bearman [at first] stopped at his base; but McMahon, thinking Charley [Smith] would drop it for a double play, called to Bearman to run for second, and as Smith held the ball and then passed it to Start before Bearman could get back, the result was a double play, and the closing of the innings for a blank score, a round of Atlantic applause greeting the good fielding. Ball Players Chronicle August 15, 1867
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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