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The fabulous sport of softball was invented by a man named George Hankock on Thanksgiving day in Chicago in 1887.
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Who invented baseball and softball?
George Hancock invented Softball
When was the softball glove invented?
The softball glove was invented in the 1920's.
Who inveted softball?
George Hancock invented softball.
When and where softball was invented?
Softball was invented in November of 1887 in Chicago, IL.
When softball invented?
Softball started in Chicago on Thanksgiving Day in the year 1887.
Who discover softball?
softball was not discovered but invented by George Hancock.
Was softball the first sport invented?
No it was not the first sport invented.
What city was softball invented?
Chicago
Who invented the softball?
George Hancock
What year softball was invented?
1888
Was softball started by boys or girls?
A man, George Whitney, invented softball in 1887.
Who invented softball cleats?
Waldo M.Claflin invented baseball cleats
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