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|Title="Baste Balling" Featured at Village Whitsuntide Fair in 1830 | |||
|Type of Date=Day | |||
|Date=1830/05/17 | |||
|Block Game=English Baseball | |Block Game=English Baseball | ||
|Block Location=Berkshire | |Block Location=Berkshire | ||
|Block Data=<p>"Baste Balling" was listed in a newspaper notice as one of the diversions to be offered at the annual celebration of Whitsuntide in the village of Knowl Hill in Berkshire: "Whitsuntide Amusements...There will be a Cricket Match, at the Seven Stars, Knowl Hill, on Whit-Tuesday; wickets to be pitched at eleven o'clock.--Donkey Racing, Baste Balling for Ribbons, and a great variety of other amusements."</p> | |Block Data=<p>"Baste Balling" was listed in a newspaper notice as one of the diversions to be offered at the annual celebration of Whitsuntide in the village of Knowl Hill in Berkshire: "Whitsuntide Amusements...There will be a Cricket Match, at the Seven Stars, Knowl Hill, on Whit-Tuesday; wickets to be pitched at eleven o'clock.--Donkey Racing, Baste Balling for Ribbons, and a great variety of other amusements."</p> | ||
|Sources=<p>Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette, May, 17, 1830, p.1</p> | |Sources=<p>Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette, May, 17, 1830, p.1</p> | ||
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| Data | "Baste Balling" was listed in a newspaper notice as one of the diversions to be offered at the annual celebration of Whitsuntide in the village of Knowl Hill in Berkshire: "Whitsuntide Amusements...There will be a Cricket Match, at the Seven Stars, Knowl Hill, on Whit-Tuesday; wickets to be pitched at eleven o'clock.--Donkey Racing, Baste Balling for Ribbons, and a great variety of other amusements." |
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| Sources | Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette, May, 17, 1830, p.1 |
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