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Description	A hybrid cricket-baseball game reportedly introduced in Chicago in 1870. The game is described as having cricket rules, except with no LBW rule, and with the addition of a third base, so that the bases form a triangle with sides of 28-yards. We have no other accounts of this game.
Sources	Reportedly in the Philadelphia Mercury. An account of the article appeared in the Penny Illustrated Paper (London), December 17, 1870 (page 370). Contributed by Tom Shieber, email of 2/25/2009.
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-|Description=A hybrid cricket-baseball game reportedly introduced in Chicago in 1870.  The game is described as having cricket rules, except with no LBW rule, and with the addition of a third base, so that the bases form a triangle with sides of 28-yards.  We have no other accounts of this game.
+|Description=<p>A hybrid cricket-baseball game reportedly introduced in Chicago in 1870. The game is described as having cricket rules, except with no LBW rule, and with the addition of a third base, so that the bases form a triangle with sides of 28-yards. We have no other accounts of this game.</p>
+|Sources=<p><span>Reportedly in the&nbsp;</span><em>Philadelphia</em><em>&nbsp;Mercury</em><span>.</span><span>&nbsp;&nbsp;</span><span>An account of the article&nbsp;</span><span>&nbsp;</span><span>appeared in the&nbsp;</span><em>Penny Illustrated Paper</em><span>&nbsp;(</span>London<span>), December 17, 1870 (page 370).</span><span>&nbsp;&nbsp;</span><span>Contributed by Tom Shieber, email of 2/25/2009.</span></p>
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