Cameron Shelley
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Guelph Maple Leafs captured global baseball glory in 1874 (opens the original)
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âHurrah for Canada!â Such was the congratulations sent by telegram to team president George Sleeman on the occasion of the Guelph Maple Leafâs flawless victory. On July 7, 1874, the Guelph boys defeated the Eastons of Easton, Pennsylvania, 13 to 10, thus finishing a sweep of the opposition at the annual baseball competition held at Watertown, New York. Besides the Eastons, the âDominions,â as the Americans dubbed the team after the title of their new country, beat the Nassaus of Nassau
The Guelph Maple Leafs become baseball champions (opens the original)
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When Alfred S. Feast arrived in Guelph from Hamilton around 1860, he brought more with him than his skills as a marble cutter. He brought baseball. Men in the future province of Ontario had been playing bat-and-ball games for some time, especially cricket, but it seems likely that Feast brought knowledge and enthusiasm for the version described by the âNew York rules,â with its now-familiar three bases, home plate, nine players on defence, and so on. Feast helped organize a local team, the M
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