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Monthly Archives: August 2015
The First “Called Balls” in Nashville, Oct. 1866
“Called balls” were introduced (at the umpire’s discretion) into the National Association rule book for the 1863 season*, but this new rule did not apparently disseminate at the same pace throughout the nation. Below, the October 7, 1866 Nashville Republican … Continue reading
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Nashvilles vs. Blue Stockings, August 1870
From the Nashville Union and American, August 13, 1870: “In a match game of base ball between the Nashville and Blue Stocking Base Ball Clubs of Nashville, the Nashville won by a score of 43 to 19. Those who deserve … Continue reading