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In the late 19th century, boosterism and intercity baseball rivalries were connected in that they served to

▸ stimulate and exaggerate feelings of civic pride.

▸ heighten urban solidarity by involving the general population in the games.

▸ increase the proliferation of teams with city names which heightened identification with teams and competition among cities.

▸ all of the above.
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