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25 March 2025
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13:29 (cur | prev) +2,010 SRennie talk contribs (Created page with "{{Predecessor Game |Name=in Etah in 1855 |Coordinates=78.31666700000001, -72.6333329 |NY Rules=No - Predecessor |Type of Date=Year |Date=1855/01/01 |Country=Greenland |City=Etah |Description=While American whalers brought baseball to Arctic waters, the Inuit had already developed their own bat-and-ball games. The Inuit of Etah (also spelled Iita), the northernmost settlement in Greenland, played a particularly distinctive version.Dr. Elisha Kent Kane provided two of the...") | |||