1744.1 "How Is It, Umpire?" The 1744 Laws of Cricket and The…
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- DOI 10.3172/bb.5.1.25
- OpenAlex ID W2020234313
- Type Article
- Language EN
- Published 01 Apr 2011
- Volume 5 (1)
- Pages 25–31
- Source Base Ball A Journal of the Early Game
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1744.1 "How Is It, Umpire?" The 1744 Laws of Cricket and Their Influence on the Development of Baseball in America
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Last Monday afternoon, a match at cricket was play'd on our Common for a considerable Wager, by eleven Londoners, against eleven New Yorkers: game was play'd according to the London Method; and those who got most notches in two Hands, to be the Winners.1The earliest surviving laws of cricket are preserved on the edge of a handkerchief titled The Laws of the Game of Cricket. In small crowded text,…
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