File:1840s baseball schematic from Evolution of the Ball.png
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| Description | Cross-section illustration of a baseball from the 1840's from the article "Evolution of the Ball". |
| Date | circa 1963 |
| Source | Google Books - Rawlings Sporting Goods Company Staff (1963-07). "Evolution of the Ball". Baseball Digest: 68. |
| Author | Unknown author |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
see File:Evolution of the Ball, Baseball Digest July 1963.djvu |
Original caption:
Early baseball had melted rubber center. Ball of the 1840's weighed only three ounces and was very much "alive".
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