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Definition of Baseball equipment
1. Noun. Equipment used in playing baseball.
Specialized synonyms: Bag, Base, Baseball, Baseball Bat, Lumber, Baseball Glove, Baseball Mitt, Glove, Mitt, Batting Cage, Cage, Batting Glove, Batting Helmet, Catcher's Mask, Hill, Mound, Pitcher's Mound, Pine-tar Rag, Rosin Bag
Generic synonyms: Sports Equipment
Lexicographical Neighbors of Baseball Equipment
Literary usage of Baseball equipment
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Training the Boy by William Arch McKeever (1913)
"It is therefore a solemn duty resting upon some one to provide every juvenile
American citizen with baseball equipment. A small, light bat and a ten-cent ..."
2. Summary of World War Work of the American Y.M.C.A.: With the Soldiers and by National War Work Council (1920)
"The $30000 worth of baseball equipment provided by the Clark Griffith Fund also
helped in this period. Recruiting 345 Full-Time Athletic Directors It was ..."
3. High Adventure: A Narrative of Air Fighting in France by James Norman Hall (1918)
"There was a phonograph on the table, baseball equipment piled in one corner, and
the walls were covered with cartoons and pictures clipped from American ..."
4. America in France by Frederick Palmer (1918)
"The news that a consignment of baseball equipment had gone down at sea was a
tragedy; and they could not buy the little things they liked, toilet soap, gum, ..."
5. Intervention Or Neglect: The United States and Central America Beyond the 1980s by Linda Robinson (1991)
"The Sandinistas made use of a superb sound system, catchy tunes, and slick
advertising and gave away baseball equipment, knapsacks, and trinkets at their ..."
6. Math, Grade 1 by Evan-Moor Educational Publishers, Mary Rosenberg (2005)
"more volleyballs must still be put into the ball bag. Dustin has S baseballs and
4 gloves. How many pieces of baseball equipment does Dustin have? ..."
7. America at the Front by Fullerton Leonard Waldo (1918)
"When I met Mr. Coombe, he was buying baseball equipment for Americans with a fund
of $150 which British officers had given him for the purpose. ..."
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