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Delve into the foundational era of America's favorite pastime with John M. Ward's "Base-Ball: How to Become a Player." This historical guide offers a unique glimpse into the origins of baseball, providing insights into the training, rules, and strategies employed by players in the late 19th century.

More than just a history lesson, this volume provides early baseball coaching advice, offering a comprehensive look at player development. Aspiring athletes and seasoned fans alike will appreciate Ward's detailed explanations and clear instructions.

Explore the rich history of the sport and understand the evolution of baseball from its earliest days. "Base-Ball" is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of baseball, player development, and the strategies that shaped the game. A timeless classic, this book captures the spirit of baseball in its formative years.

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