Early baseball in Massachusetts/Predecessor Game 69

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-	“[On] almost any evening or pleasant Saturday, . . . a shirt-sleeved multitude from every class are playing as base or cricket . . .  “Mens Sana,” Harvard Magazine 4 (June 1858), page 201.  Harvard is in Cambridge MA.

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Location	Massachusetts
Year	1858
City	Cambridge
State	MA
Country	US
Name of game	Base

"[On] almost any evening or pleasant Saturday, . . . a shirt-sleeved multitude from every class are playing as base or cricket . . . "Mens Sana," Harvard Magazine 4 (June 1858), page 201. Harvard is in Cambridge MA.