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...El Mahag is described as elementary baseball, and said to be analogous to rounders and old-cat. It was reported that Om El Mahag was only played by the Berber ...it related, or relates, to base ball, long ball, or other early safe-haven games.</p>

...he problem is that this is a terrible model. It doesn't fit how pre-modern games work, and it doesn't fit the most rudimentary facts of baseball history.

...on of the origins of the game of baseball, baseball’s predecessor bat-ball games, and the growth of baseball prior to 1871 (when professional, league baseba Rounders---Baseball’s True Origin?

of the club, have antecedents in older bat and ball games. While both the 1845 baseball games?

...rouping it with other unregulated, bat and ball, safe-haven, American folk games. While this is an acceptable description of the game, it does little to in ...distinguished town ball from other types of bat and ball, safe-haven folk games.

...z. Because outs were made by &ldquo;soaking&rdquo; a runner in the game of rounders or town ball, the early baseballs were typically lighter.<ref>Gilbert, 1995 ...osed of India rubber and yarn, and covered with leather, and, in all match games, shall be furnished by the challenging club, and become the property of the

...al Baseball Library at the Hall of Fame, has speculated that baseball-type games at this stage were like pulling a hacky-sack out of a backpack and kicking ...“Baseball in the Stone Age,” Mehl located evidence of ancient bat and ball games not only in western Europe, but also in North Africa, Asia Minor, India, Af