Clipping:The Mohawk Club reverts to amateur

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Date	Sunday, August 16, 1868
Text	We learn that the Mohawk Club will shortly be reorganized on their old amateur footing, when they ranked as high in social status as any club in the city. Their professional experiment has been a dead failure. New York Dispatch August 16, 1868 a late example of the Massachusetts game Boyd Corey & Co., vs. Clapp & Billings.–A match game of base ball was played at Marlboro, Aug. 1st, between employees of the above mentioned firms., which brought to remembrance, the doings on the ballfield in the “days of yore.” The match was played in accordance with the rules of the old “Massachusetts game” and was for a prize of $100. The game throughout was marked with good plays on both sides and was both interesting and exciting to the lookers on who were numbered by hundreds. The conditions were to play from 2 P.M. until 7 P.M. the club scoring the greatest number of runs at the expiration of that time, to be considered the victors. [The game lasted 28 and a half innings, final score 24 to 23.] New England Base Ballist August 20, 1868
Source	New York Dispatch
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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