Clipping:Housing arrangements for the Baltimore club

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Date	Monday, March 11, 1872
Text	It is understood that the players will all be quartered under one roof, and that Mr. William Lennon, late catcher for the Kekiongas and Pastimes, will be the genial host, Mr. N. E. Young looking after the discipline and well-being of the men. Baltimore American March 11, 1872 Messrs. Craver, Fisher, Radcliff, Higham and York have taken quarters at a quiet boarding house on Biddle street near Eutaw, and Messrs. Pike and Mills are at present stopping at the Gibbons House, the former having concluded to rent a desirable dwelling for himself and family as soon as possible. Baltimore American March 23, 1872
Source	Baltimore American
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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