Early baseball in Croatia/Game 1

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"In 1973, four clubs were established in the Croatian coastal town of Split due to 'intense contact with . . . Italian clubs,' wrote Roger C. Panaye."
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Split is about 150 miles W of Sarajevo on the Adriatic.
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Location Croatia
Year 1973
Note on date Possibly 1974.
City Split
Country Croatia
Was NY rules baseball Yes
Played by Locals

"In 1973, four clubs were established in the Croatian coastal town of Split due to 'intense contact with . . . Italian clubs,' wrote Roger C. Panaye."

Josh Chetwynd, Baseball in Europe (McFarland, 2008), page 187. Chetwynd here references Roger C. Panaye, European Amateur Baseball: 25 Years. He cites another source as claiming that the first Split club, Nada, formed in 1974.

Split is about 150 miles W of Sarajevo on the Adriatic.


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