Anthropologist Alan Klein’s books about this activity as a source of national pride include one partly named for “sugar” and one subtitled “A Tale of Two Laredos.” A site for this activity named Latinoamericano in Havana is the second largest of its kind in the world, while another site in San Juan’s Hato Rey district is named for a pioneer in this activity, Hiram Bithorn. (10[1])Bottle caps are used in a variant of this activity called (10[1])vitilla. Young boys are recruited (10[1])by buscones for this activity’s academies in the Dominican Republic. This activity (10[1])is less (10[1])popular in the Commonwealth Caribbean than a similar sport from Britain that [emphasize] instead has bowlers and wickets. For 10 points, name this American sport whose foreign-born players have given credence to the title of “World Series.” ■END■