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"Show your team spirit with a great set of two Tervis Tumblers!

Each of the tumblers holds 16oz. They are made of a space-age polycarbonate, the same amazing materials used in bulletproof shields, airplane windows and even the Space Shuttle! The high-quality polycarbonate that goes into Tervis Tumblers is more than TEN TIMES more impact-resistant than other plastics.

These Tervis Tumblers from Connecticut are dishwasher safe, freezer safe and microwavable! They will keep your drink cold and your hand dry while tailgating, watching the game at home or just thirsty for your favorite drink!

Please note that all the Tervis Tumblers will ship within 5-7 days from date of order."
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Price: $30.00

 

Sport Trivia

The first full documentation of a baseball game in North America is Dr. Adam Ford's contemporary description of a game that took place in 1838 on June 4 in Beachville, Ontario; this report was related in an 1886 edition of Sporting Life magazine in a letter by former St. Marys, Ontario, resident Dr. Matthew Harris. In 1845, Alexander Cartwright of New York City led the codification of an early list of rules (the so-called Knickerbocker Rules), from which today's have evolved. While there are reports of Cartwright's club, the New York Knickerbockers, playing games in 1845, the game now recognized as the first in United States history to be officially recorded took place on June 19, 1846, in Hoboken, New Jersey, with the "New York Nine" defeating the Knickerbockers, 23 to 1, in four innings.

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