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Jul 22, 2021

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Sherlock Holmes’ Author Arthur Conan Doyle Was Baseball’s Biggest Fan

The mystery writer fell in love with baseball and even attended MLB games

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is still widely known as a prolific author and creator of the popular fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes. Despite his status as an English gentleman and creator of memorable literature, he was…

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Sherlock Holmes’ Author Arthur Conan Doyle Was Baseball’s Biggest Fan

The mystery writer fell in love with baseball and even attended MLB games

More from SportsRaid

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