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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Bill Stern, bringing you the 255th edition of the Colgate Sports Newsreel. Our guest tonight is the most famous mind-reader in the world, Mr. Dunninger, but first, real one.

Profile of Big League Baseball's Beginning. Did you ever wonder about the beginning of Big League Baseball how it came to be organized? Well, there's quite a story behind this. But let's begin the story in the beginning.

Baseball is a sport, actually began to be popular way back in 1845, or there were no organized leagues then, and only a few teams. One of these baseball teams came out of Indiana. It wasn't the best baseball team in America, But it was the roughest. It was made up of crooks and counterfeiters who could play a little baseball

and who decided to travel around the country, cleaning up the easy money that the public was willing to pay back in those days to see any kind of a baseball team. However, back in 1875, the public became fed up with these ball players dirty playing and stopped going to see these crooks play baseball. That meant there was no more money coming in for them.

They needed money badly. So one day they hit on a daring plan. This baseball team decided to go back to stealing only. Believe it or not, this time they decided to try and steal the body of Abraham Lincoln from its tomb.