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Baseball. Huskies Grab Early Lead, but Fall to Cal, 8-2

by Roger Clemens

Baseball. Huskies Grab Early Lead, But Fall To Cal, 8-2 Cal's Tony Renda had three hits, including a crucial three-run double in a five-run second inning, as the 16th-ranked Bears beat the Washington baseball team, 7-2, in the second game of a three-game Pac-10 series at Husky Ballpark. Read more on GoHuskies.com Tags: Early Lead, [...]

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How Much Were Baseball Players Paid for Using Their Photos and History on Tobacco Cards in the Early 1900's?

by Roger Clemens

Throughout history, sports celebs have been paid fees to appear on cards - candy, tobacco, bubble gum. In the early 1900's it was tobacco and cigarettes (called Tobacco Cards). I am trying to find out how much baseball players were paid, and if they were paid PER CARD or one SET FEE for use of [...]

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Origin and Early History of Baseball Explained

by Roger Clemens

Henry Chadwick, called the father of baseball, its first writer and the inventor of the box score, claimed that American baseball was positively descended from the British game of rounders, which became "town ball" in this country, then baseball. He was an eyewitness to the evolution, having seen rounders played as a boy in England, [...]

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The Early History of Baseball Cards

by Roger Clemens

The Nineteenth Century Baseball and photography in the United States were both seeing an explosion of popularity in the mid nineteenth century. This provoked baseball clubs to start taking individual and group pictures of their members. Some of these pictures were printed on smaller cards, much like modern-day, wallet sized photos. In the late 1860s, [...]

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