Block:English Baseball in Suffolk on July 11 1888

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A game of "baseball" was mentioned in a newspaper article about the annual treat for students of the St. Margaret's Sunday Schools of Ipswich, Suffolk, who, 400 in number, boated on the River Orwell to Felixstowe where they enjoyed sailing and playing games: "Donkey riding, round games, bathing, boating, and the like were all patronised and thoroughly enjoyed...The indulgence in such a round of pleasures was greatly favoured by the weather, which was neither too cold for a bathe or a sail, nor too warm for a good frolic at baseball or some other game."

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Daily Journal, and Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire Advertiser (formerly Ipswich Journal), July 11, 1888, p. 2

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