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US Patent No. 475432 Base Ball Apparatus by W.C. Blades (1892) spokane_city_map Independence Declared 1776Us Patent No. 475432 Base Ball Apparatus by Wc Blades (1892) filed when the National League still played without gloves on every hand and pitchers worked from a flat box fifty feet away, Blades' engineering filing diagrams a training contraption of tethers and pulleys the schematic of a game still teaching itself how to be coached. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for