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In what facility was basketball invented?
The inventor of basketball, James Naismith, was an instructor at YMCA training school and the first recorded game of basketball took place at a YMCA.
Was the inventor of basketball a good basketball player back in the day?
no
What was basketball inventor's job at the time he invented basketball?
Mr. Naismith was a professor
Who was the inventor or basketball?
I think the answer is James Naismith.
Was James Naismith the inventor of bluenose?
no he was the invetor of basketball
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