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• Fields in New Market, OH
  {{All Fields|Country=United States|State=OH|City=New Market}}
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• Games in New Market, OH
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• Clubs in New Market, OH
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• Firsts in New Market, OH
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• Predecessor Games in New Market, OH
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• Star Club of New Market
  |Name=Star Club of New Market |State=OH
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• Lenape Club of Delaware
  |State=OH |Description=<p><span>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1867 Delaware had the Lenape Club.</span></p>
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• Mansfield Base Ball Club
  |State=OH |Description=<p>"[T]he Mansfield Base Ball Club [was] formed [in 1866]. The following year, the Mansfield Base Ball Club became the Independ
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• The Evolution of the Baseball Up To 1872
  ...on research that I have been conducting on the development of the baseball in the 19^th Century over the last 6 years. Any additional informati ...ut. Strips of rubber from the ball, wound into an egg-sized ball and baked in an oven until the rubber could be pressed into a solid ball. Yarn was then
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