Early baseball in Germany/Game 1
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"Although the first real push for baseball in Germany began just before the 1936 Berlin Games, the sport's inaugural game, according to the American press, occurred in 1909 at the Botanical Garden Parks in Berlin, rote the New York Times on 19 September 1909. The full staffs of the American Embassy and Coinsulate General were in attendance." | "Although the first real push for baseball in Germany began just before the 1936 Berlin Games, the sport's inaugural game, according to the American press, occurred in 1909 at the Botanical Garden Parks in Berlin, rote the New York Times on 19 September 1909. The full staffs of the American Embassy and Coinsulate General were in attendance." | ||
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Spread of baseball: Home -> Germany -> Early baseball in Germany/Game 1 |
Location | Germany |
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Year | 1909 |
Month | 9 |
Note on date | About September 18, 1909 |
City | Berlin |
Country | Germany |
Site | Botanical Garden Parks |
Was NY rules baseball | Unknown |
Played by | Unknown |
"Although the first real push for baseball in Germany began just before the 1936 Berlin Games, the sport's inaugural game, according to the American press, occurred in 1909 at the Botanical Garden Parks in Berlin, rote the New York Times on 19 September 1909. The full staffs of the American Embassy and Coinsulate General were in attendance."
Josh Chetwynd, Baseball in Europe (McFarland, 2008), page 110.
Query: Does the NYT article describe the participants? Were they Americans? Germans? Both?