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...AM<br>Subject: Potential Sources to Seek Elysian Fields History<br><br><p>Larry,</p> <p>Larry, as we discussed Saturday I think the story of the development of Elysian F

|Text=<p>From the New York Sun we learn that Larry Corcoran has been quietly practicing left-hand pitching, and last Monday mo

...nd edited by Bruce Allardice, launched in February 2021. He is assisted by Larry McCray and Steve Sisto. Links to all the newsletters 2021- can be found at <p>'''Larry McCray Passes Away … Page 2'''

<p>"Larry:</p>

Contact Larry McCray via LMcCray@mit.edu. He will welcome you to the project and help you ...pics and towns that diggers are exploring. For their e-addresses, contact Larry McCray. '''Digger Activity Spreadsheets:'''

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<p>Larry Corcoran, who signed a contract with the Chicago Club, after having signed <p>“Good sense; that’s all. Larry had no fault to find with our treatment of him, and he knows that $2,100 in

<p>See Also "Larry McCray, "The Knickerbocker Rules -- and The Long History of the One-Bounce

<p>[B] Larry McCray, [[Ballplaying in Civil War Camps]].</p>

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<p>(Thanks to Larry Moore for forwarding it (1/10/2020).</p>

<div dir="ltr">[] Larry McCray, 11/7/2020: As of November 2020, Protoball has 5 entries for trap ba

Larry McCray, Summer 2014 ...ssible of the intensity of “base ball” playing in the 1845-1860 period. [[Larry McCray]] has estimated that the tables collectively list well more than 1,5

|Digger=Larry McCray, ...iptions of these references (a 45-page Word document) are available from [[Larry McCray]], and will be proofed and uploaded to the Protoball website in the

...think the Origins Issue of the Journal Base Ball, whose special editor was Larry McCray, is the single most significant work of the very recent past. Almos

-- Larry McCray, 9/30/2022 ...<div><div><div><div><div>A question came up tonight in a conversation with Larry McCray. It is admitted that part of early baseball's attractiveness in NYC

<div>Larry, thanks&nbsp;for the current first "enclosed ballpark" debate.&nbsp; in&nbs <div>Larry, thanks&nbsp;for the current first "enclosed ballpark" debate.&nbsp; in&nbs

Protoball is in large part due to the efforts and leadership of the late '''Larry McCray'''. It welcomes input from current and potential site users on initi

<p>You asked, Larry<br></p> <p>Larry McCray, 12/27/2022<br></p>

...<div><div><div><div><div>A question came up tonight in a conversation with Larry McCray. It is admitted that part of early baseball's attractiveness in NYC <p>Got another favorite source? Let Larry know.&nbsp; Would it be helpful to assemble an EF bibliography for this lis

<p>Larry:<br />Here is my &ldquo;brief&rdquo; on the Gilgamesh story involving (poss

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<p><span style="font-family: arial, sans-serif;">"Thanks, Larry.&nbsp; We are seeing some rapid growth with townball right now.&nbsp; For t

...fe-haven ballgames have endured such dramatic collisions with politics. -– Larry McCray

...iv><div><div><div><div>''A question came up tonight in a conversation with Larry McCray. It is admitted that part of early baseball's attractiveness in NYC <div>''14)&nbsp; ''Larry McCray 10/23 (with commentary from Richard Hershberger 10/26)

...yle="text-decoration: underline;">''To add other favorites, Please contact Larry''</span></p> ...>If you encounter other key EF ballplaying events that might be added, let Larry know.</p>

Thanks to Larry McCray for helping design the “Roots of the Rules” Project and reviewin Larry McCray, writing about the history of the bound rule, noted a contemporary

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...cles should be submitted to Bruce Allardice, editor, at bsa1861@att.net or Larry McCray at lmccray@mit.edu.