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Nation Plays Nation - Senecas and Tuscaroras Have a Ballgame

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Text	"At 2 o'clock a grand annual National Base Ball play, on the [county fair] ground, for a purse of $50, between the Tuscarora and the Seneca tribes of Indians." Buffalo Daily Courier, September 22, 1858, reporting on the schedule of the Erie County agricultural exhibition. Posted to the 19CBB listserve [date?] by Richard Hershberger. Richard adds: "I usually interpret the word 'national' in this era to mean the New York game." He asks if inter-tribal play was common then. Erie County includes Buffalo.
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 |Text=<p>"At 2 o'clock a grand annual National Base Ball play, on the [county fair] ground, for a purse of $50, between the Tuscarora and the Seneca tribes of Indians."</p>
 <p><u>Buffalo Daily Courier</u>, September 22, 1858, reporting on the schedule of the Erie County agricultural exhibition.  Posted to the 19CBB listserve [date?] by Richard Hershberger.  Richard adds: "I usually interpret the word 'national' in this era to mean the New York game."  He asks if inter-tribal play was common then. Erie County includes Buffalo.</p>
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