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Location	Charlotte, NC, United States
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Description	The Carolina Military Institute existed from 1873-82. It had spacious grounds where numerous games were played. At East Morehead and South Boulevard, southeast of the present Bank of America Stadium. The grounds were said to be in the "suburbs." Perhaps different grounds from those of the 1859-61 NC Military Institute.
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice

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Page	Date	City	Borough	State	Team 1	Team 2	Score	First in	Contributor
Ballgame	1874-03-14	Charlotte		NC	Carolina Club of Charlotte	Independent Base Ball Club of Charlotte	39 - 29		Bruce Allardice

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-|Description=<p>The Carolina Military Institute existed from 1873-82. It had spacious grounds where numerous games were played.</p>
+|Description=<p>The Carolina Military Institute existed from 1873-82. It had spacious grounds where numerous games were played. At East Morehead and South Boulevard, southeast of the present Bank of America Stadium.</p>
-<p>The grounds were said to be in the "suburbs." Perhaps different grounds fsrom those of the 1859-61 NC Military Institute, which has a historical marker at 109 East Jones.</p>
+<p>The grounds were said to be in the "suburbs." Perhaps different grounds from those of the 1859-61 NC Military Institute.</p>
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 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice,
 |Entered by=Bruce Allardice
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