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First Cricket Club in Boston is Established, Then Fades
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Text | The first formally organized cricket club is established in Boston, Massachusetts. Per John Thorn, 6/15/04: The source is Chadwick Scrapbook, Volume 20. John has found a meeting announcement for the club in the Boston (MA) Gazette for November 17, 1808. Note: Ryczek dates this event as 1809 in Baseball's First Inning (2009), page 101. Richard Hershberger [email of 2/4/10] reports that the last mention of the Club he has found is an 1809 notice that the club's annual dinner will take place the following day. Source: New England Palladium, October 24, 1809. |
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1808.2 First Cricket Club in Boston is Established, Then Fades"
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