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Nick Name	Wide Awakes
Earliest Known Date	1874
Last Known Game
Location	Valdosta, GA, United States
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Nine Class	Senior
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Description	The Thomasville Times, Aug. 8, 22, 1874 reports that the Wide Awakes of Valdosta defeated the Socials of Quitman 19-6 in a 3 inning game. The Valdostans had to leave in the middle of the 4th inning to catch a train. The Pearson Tribune Sept. 26, 1919 has a long article on this team winning a tournament in 1875, and gives brief bios of the players. Their star was pitcher J. W. McNamara, a Boston-born painter and later minister.
Sources	The Thomasville Times, Aug. 8, 22, 1874
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Has Source On Hand	No
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice
First in Location	Valdosta, GA
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 |Nine Class=Senior
 |Description=<p>The <em>Thomasville Times</em>, Aug. 8, 22, 1874 reports that the Wide Awakes of Valdosta defeated the Socials of Quitman 19-6 in a 3 inning game. The Valdostans had to leave in the middle of the 4th inning to catch a train.</p>
+<p>The Pearson Tribune Sept. 26, 1919 has a long article on this team winning a tournament in 1875, and gives brief bios of the players. Their star was &nbsp;pitcher J. W. McNamara, a Boston-born painter and later minister.</p>
 |Sources=<p>The&nbsp;<em>Thomasville Times</em>, Aug. 8, 22, 1874</p>
 |Has Source On Hand=No
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 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice,
 |Entered by=Bruce Allardice
+|First in Location=Valdosta, GA
 |Has Supplemental Text=No
-|First in Location=Valdosta, GA
 }}