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  <mods:abstract>A photograph of the Westminster baseball team in front of a house with closed shutters. Nine men are uniformed while two wear suits. By the middle of the 19th century, the sport of baseball had become a nearly national craze, and by the century's close was professionalized through the formation of local and national leagues.</mods:abstract>
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