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Game	Patch Baseball
Game Family	Baseball Baseball
Location	New York
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Invented
Tags	1800s, US
Description	Patch Baseball is evidently name for a form of baseball that allows the plugging of runners. We find the term used in upstate New York in about 1850. "Patching" is another word for "plugging" or "burning" baserunners.
Sources	See Protoball Chronology item 1850c.17. Thanks to Skip McAfee for explaining the term.
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 |Game Family=Baseball
 |Location=New York
-|Description=<p>A name for a form of baseball that allows the plugging of runners. We find the term used in upstate New York in about 1850.</p>
+|Game Tags=1800s, US,
+|Description=<p>Patch Baseball is evidently&nbsp; name for a form of baseball that allows the plugging of runners. We find the term used in upstate New York in about 1850.&nbsp; "Patching" is another word for "plugging" or "burning" baserunners.</p>
 |Sources=<p><span>See Protoball Chronology item [[1850c.17]].</span><span>&nbsp;&nbsp;</span><span>Thanks to Skip McAfee for explaining the term.</span></p>
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