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The Game of Baseball is more than what many described as America's game, it is, in this author's opinion, the Greatest game ever invented. I am a champion the game of Baseball and understand that the coming generation of world class athletics are all coming from the same place, Our Youth.

My father was born in 1895, at a time when Baseball struggled with the effects of racial segregation in America. I still remember listening to him talk about wanting to play baseball in the old Negro Leagues. But as I searched the History of the game of Baseball and the baseball field that I love, I was shocked to find that somebody has change and or, altered the History of Baseball.

Baseball history and we have been give a clinically edited version of the History of Game and I had to find out why.

I am not a historian nor am I a replacement for Wikipedia but what I am is a baseball, fan just like you, who will give you a look at the history of baseball with my view of "Baseball Between the Lines".

Duncan Park in Spartanburg, South Carolina

Duncan Park is a wooden stadium still in use in Spartanburg, South Carolina. It is primarily used for baseball and is currently the home of the Spartanburg

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American League Park, The Magic Behind The Name

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American League Park was one of the first baseball stadiums built for Professional Baseball (Now the MLB).

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Baseball Head Gear For Every Head

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Anaheim Stadium, Where Los Angeles Angle Baseball History Dates back to 1903.

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Anaheim Stadium was one in a series of Baseball Only stadiums that were a grand experiment by baseball owners to recapture the feel of Old Time Baseball.

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Baseball Field History, More Than Just a Place to Play The Game.

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The Baseball field has changed how we play the Game.

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Rube Foster, Big, Black And Intimidating.

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Rube Foster, was a Black baseball player trying to make a living playing baseball, through a time in history fraught with physical peril for blacks,

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Deltaville Ballpark - Deltaville, Virginia

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Originally constructed in 1948, Deltaville Ballpark has served as home to amateur, semi-pro, scholastic, and youth baseball for over 70 years. It seats

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Comiskey Park, Chicago’s Piercing Declaration That We Are A Major City.

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Comiskey Park was purchased and financed by Charles A. Crowsley in 1909 but the park was originally referred to as White Sox Park.

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Warren BallPark in Bisbee AZ

This ball park played host to many Negro League Ball Clubs.These guys were playing baseball during the same time that Abraham Lincoln ran for President. Today the Bisbee Copper Kings ball club, a member of the Pacific Southwest Baseball League, makes Warren its home field. Although originally built in 1909, is still in its original condition, and is listed as a state historic building.

During its hey-day the park played host to Hall of Fame baseball legends. John McGraw led his Giants into Bisbee for an exhibition game against the White

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Wrigley Field was originally called Weeghman park, not Weegam park

Wrigley Field was originally called Weeghman Park after Charles Weeghman, who owned the Chi Feds of the Federal League , not Weegam park It is mis spelled

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