Neville throws rocks at bats as a boy in the West Indies
Date (happened)
before September 1922
unresolved
before September 1922
bound · probable
Why
M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 040)
Reasoning
Frame residence 20457 (Barbados childhood) ends when Neville leaves for New York in September 1922.
Told / reported
1 December 1967
estimated · probable
Reasoning
The lecture node 1316 carrying the certain-confidence reverse witness (passage 536951, the bat-throwing-as-a-boy anecdote) has an adjudicated delivery date. Per the packet's ADJUDICATIONS block (npr:69252), node 1316's chrome-dateline claim of 1967-12-01 stands at probable/preferred, with the catalog's 1967-12-21 demoted to possible/non-preferred -- this is a settled adjudication, not a live unresolved dispute, so I used the verdict rather than declining. Copying the exact six-part date tuple (1967-12-01, no ranges) of that standing delivery claim; confidence capped at 'probable' because that is both the overall strongest delivery claim on this node and the strongest claim sharing this exact tuple -- the same-tuple ceiling and the overall ceiling coincide here. Typed 'estimated' per the native addendum since this is a node-sourced told claim, never 'stated'. This does not duplicate any 'dates' claim on the event -- none was written, since the witness text ('as a boy') gives no anchor for when the boyhood event itself occurred, so this told claim (when Neville told the story) is additive rather than redundant.