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The Sports Archives – The Oldest Standing Ballpark in the U.S.A.
Every sport begins somewhere, and the same holds true for baseball. Renowned as America’s pastime, this sport’s history centers largely within the U.S., and even over a century later, the heart of baseball continues to beat with uproarious fervor, now … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Improving Your Skills With Baseball Training Aids!
Baseball is a popular sport. The structure of it is quite simple: players use a bat to hit a ball far enough to be able to run around to each base in hopes of scoring a home run. People all … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives History Lesson – Beer and Whiskey League!
When one thinks of baseball, one also has to think of Sunday afternoons full of beer, hot dogs and peanuts. But did you know that there was a time when baseball was banned on Sundays and that beer could not … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – ‘Three Strikes; You’re Out!’ – How Baseball Got Started!
At the risk of assuming baseball started elsewhere, for purposes of this tidbit, we will presume the United States is the point of reference. Historically, however, two English games, Rounders and Cricket had influences on today’s sport of baseball. And … Continue reading
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