Here's the history of basketball—from peach baskets in Springfield to global phenomenon
WNBA Notes Smith's Role in Women's Basketball
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James Naismith - Kansas Memory - Kansas Historical Society
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First college basketball game ever played and it's ties to the YMCA | YMCA of Greater Des Moines
FIBA - On this day in 1892, the first official game of basketball was played between teachers and students of the YMCA in Springfield in front of 200 people! The students, here
WestConn MBB on Twitter: "On this date in 1892, the first official basketball game was played. Take a look at how far the game has come since then. https://t.co/zuEwipXpHg" / Twitter
James Naismith & The History of Basketball
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Secretarial Basketball team of Springfield College, 1892 - College Archives Digital Collections - Springfield College Digital Collections
Today in History - January 16 | Library of Congress
Here's the history of basketball—from peach baskets in Springfield to global phenomenon
File:Naismith Rules of Basketball 1892 first draft.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Was basketball really invented in Springfield, Mass.? They have doubts in Herkimer
Secretarial Basketball team of Springfield College, 1892 - College Archives Digital Collections - Springfield College Digital Collections
This rare footage shows American Basketball Match from 1932
Here's the history of basketball—from peach baskets in Springfield to global phenomenon
Basketball Comes to New York — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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Dr. James Naismith's Original 13 Rules of Basketball, Foundation of FIBA and History of the Game | 🏆 LatestLY
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