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The game seemed challenging, yet safe and it could be played at a civilized pace. There was plenty of strategy involved. First of all it wasn't very good because it took a very long time to play. They played sometimes more than a day or two. So they had to decide to play a different game... Showed first 250 characters
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So they had to decide to play a different game.
Records indicate that they were playing a game called baseball in New York around 1842. They wanted a club so they named themselves the Knickerbockers. The Knickerbockers were the first official baseball team to become a club... Showed next 250 characters
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