Early baseball in Massachusetts/Game 2

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-	Daniel Genovese, The Old Ball Ground (Infinity Publishing, 2004), page 28-29, describes the Atwaters as advocates of the New York game.  However, the game descriptions do not reveal specify characteristics of the Association rules.

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Location	Massachusetts
Year	1858
Month	5
Date	29
City	Westfield
State	MA
Country	US
Was NY rules baseball	Likely
Played by	Unknown
Team 1	Atwater Club side 1
Team 2	Atwater Club side 2

Daniel Genovese, The Old Ball Ground (Infinity Publishing, 2004), page 28-29, describes the Atwaters as advocates of the New York game. However, the game descriptions do not reveal specify characteristics of the Association rules.