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...the Port Lyautey Navy Seahawks, for the serviceman's championship of North Africa. See www.baseballinwartime.com . Schacht went on to do his thing in Casabla ....portlyautey.com has a photo of the "1st lighted baseball diamond in North Africa, 1955. Located at NAF Port Lyautey."</p>

...lonies at the time) &nbsp;in North Africa, and was known as "the father of North African Baseball." In Algeria teams were formed in Algiers, the capitol, A. ...rsburg&nbsp;<em>Independent</em>, Jan. 15, 1961; "Bucs Invited to Train in Africa," Springfield (MA)&nbsp;<em>Republican</em>, Dec. 25, 1937; San Diego&nbsp;

...lonies at the time) &nbsp;in North Africa, and was known as "the father of North African Baseball." In Algeria teams were formed in Algiers, the capitol, A. ...rsburg&nbsp;<em>Independent</em>, Jan. 15, 1961; "Bucs Invited to Train in Africa," Springfield (MA)&nbsp;<em>Republican</em>, Dec. 25, 1937; San Diego&nbsp;

...lonies at the time) &nbsp;in North Africa, and was known as "the father of North African Baseball." In 1937 he invited the Pittsburgh Pirates to train in Tu ...rsburg&nbsp;<em>Independent</em>, Jan. 15, 1961; "Bucs Invited to Train in Africa," Springfield (MA)&nbsp;<em>Republican</em>, Dec. 25, 1937; San Diego&nbsp;

...ibya, Algeria and Morocco in North Africa, and was known as "the father of North African Baseball." In 1937 he invited the Pittsburgh Pirates to train in Tu ...Petersburg <em>Independent</em>, Jan. 15, 1961; "Bucs Invited to Train in Africa," Springfield (MA) <em>Republican</em>, Dec. 25, 1937; San Diego <em>Union<

|Country=North Africa ..., Augustine of Hippo - later St. Augustine - recalls his youth in Northern Africa, where his father served as a Roman official. "I was disobedient, not becau

(famed in Europe and North Africa

...rado Gini undertook to study a&nbsp;group of blond-haired Berbers in North Africa, and discovered that they played a batting/baserunning game in the sowing s |Query=<p>Has this game been observed in other North African communities since 1937?&nbsp; Are alternative explanations of Om El

...bya, Algeria, and Morocco in North Africa, and was known as “the father of North African Baseball.”

...ristic of Gebel Nefusa, as it is not now played in any other part of North Africa. I have indeed found no reference to it in any of the publications I have b

...rborn, a New Hampshire officer, was a member of the American expedition in north central Pennsylvania, heading northwards to attack the Iroquois tribal peop ...f ancient bat and ball games not only in western Europe, but also in North Africa, Asia Minor, India, Afghanistan, and northern Scandinavia. “The spectator