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- 1841.15 + (New Orleans Reprints Article on Wicket, Barn Ball, Base)
- 1846.4 + (New Primer by Sanders Repeats Illustration from 1840 Reader)
- 1857.11 + (New Primer, Different Illustration**)
- 1856.11 + (New Reader Has Ballplaying Illustration)
- 1858.13 + (New Reader: "Now, Charley, Give Me a Good Ball")
- 1688.1 + (New Royals Reportedly Watch Stoolball)
- 1863.80 + (New Years Day on Hilton Head)
- 1848.5 + (New York "Boys' Book" of Games Covers Stoolball, Rounders, Wicket)
- 1858.2 + (New York All-Stars Beat Brooklyn All-Stars, 2 games to 1; First Admission Fee [A Dime] Charged)
- 1821.1 + (New York Book Has Bat and Ball Poem)
- 1789.2 + (New York Children's Pastimes Recalled: Old Cat, Rounders Cited)
- 1843.9 + (New York Cricket Club Forms with American Membership)
- 1794.1 + (New York Cricket Club Meets "Regularly")
- 1858.46 + (New York Game Arrives in Baltimore MD)
- 1857.35 + (New York Game Likely Comes to Rochester NY)
- 1858.50 + (New York Game Reaches Philadelphia)
- 1858.35 + (New York Game Seen in Boston: Portland [ME] 47, Tri-Mountains 42.)
- 1863.77 + (New York Regiments play in camp near Falmouth)
- 1856.5 + (New York Sunday Mercury and Porter's Spirit of the Times Term Base Ball the "National Pastime")
- 1861.74 + (New York Times advocates baseball for the army)
- 1867.1 + (New York and Philly Colored Clubs Hold Championship -- Philly Win Is Disputed)
- 1859.28 + (New Yorker Dies Playing Base Ball)
- 1864.3 + (New Yorker Plays January Games of Ball)
- 1751.3 + (New Yorkers Beat London Players in "Great Cricket Match", 167-80)
- 1864.33 + (New Yorkers Lose Their Only Ball, and Their Centerfielder)
- 1855.47 + (Newark Club Hosts Jersey City -- Earliest Knick-rules Tilt in NJ?)
- 1744.2 + (Newbery's <i>Little Pretty Pocket-Book</i> Refers to "Base-Ball," "Stooleball, "Trap-Ball," Cricket)
- 1797.2 + (Newburyport MA Bans Cricket and Other Ball Games)
- 1813.1 + (Newburyport MA Reminder - "Playing Ball in the Streets" is Unlawful)
- 1780s.6 + (Newell Sees Baseball's Roots in MA)
- 1858.7 + (Newly Reformed Game of Town Ball Played in Cincinnati OH)
- 1845.31 + (News Writer (Whitman, Perhaps?) Extols "Base," Cricket)
- 1771.4 + (Newspaper Quotes Odds for 2-Day London Cricket Match)
- 1838.13 + (Nicholson Map shows Possible Ball Grounds on Manhattan Island)
- 1550c.1 + (No English Reference Claimed for the Word "Cricket" Found Before 1550)
- 1859.99 + (No It Isn't! Yes It Is!)
- 1863.74 + (No fear of breaking windows)
- 1788.2 + (Noah Webster, CT Ballplayer?)
- 1540c.2 + (Nobleman Recalls "Palm Play" in Royal Court)
- 1816.10 + (Norfolk VA Cricket Club Reported)
- 1767.2 + (North-South Game of Cricket in Hartford CT)
- 1791.2 + (Northampton MA Prohibits Downtown Ballplaying (and Stone-Throwing))
- 1832.9 + (Norwich CT Sets $2 Fine for Playing Ball)
- 1878.1 + (Nostalgia for old games of Two Old Cat, Three Old Cat, Bull Pen, Run Around)
- 1857.44 + (Not Glued or Sewn to Second Base)
- 1844.6 + (Novel Cites "the Game of Bass in the Fields")
- 1870.13 + (November News: Will the Atlantic Club Stay Strong?)
- 1855c.32 + (Numerous Base Ball Clubs Now Active in NYC)
- 1858.54 + (OFBB Variant Played in Buffalo NY; 11 Players, 12 Innings)
- 1847.7 + (Occupation Army Takes Ballgame to Natives In . . . Santa Barbara?)