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Encyclopedia > 1839 in sports
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See also: 1820s in sports, 1840s in sports and the list of 'years in sports'.

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Sports: Baseball - Open Site (285 words)
It is common myth that Abner Doubleday invented baseball in 1839.
It was later proven by historians that Alexander Cartwright held the rightful claim of inventing the first rules of baseball in 1845.
In the United States and Japan, professional baseball is a very popular spectator sport with millions of fans attending professional baseball games each year.
Pre-1850s in sports - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1460 words)
According to Documentary filmaker Ken Burns in his documentary and accompanying book, "Baseball", the first set of Baseball rules were codified by Alexander Joy Cartwright and his New York Knickerbockers.
1839 - The first official Grand National is won by Lottery, ridden by Jem Mason
Robert Dover's Olimpick Games are held in the Cotswolds in England, starting some time between 1604 and 1612.
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