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30° 41' 43.32" N, 88° 2' 23.61" WLatitude: 30.6953657
Longitude: -88.0398912
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November 1, 1866  +
<p>The New York <em>Clipper<<p>The New York <em>Clipper</em>, Nov. 10, 1866, prints a letter asking about base ball rules from the "Dramatic Base Ball Club, Mobile."</p></br><p>The <em>New York Clipper</em>, Dec. 15, 1866, Feb. 3, 1867 gives the box score of a practice game between two nines of the Dramatic Club. The players are connected to the Mobile theaters.</p></br><p>The “Dramatic” Base Ball Club of Mobile played a match against the “Lone Star” of New Orleans in April, 1867, losing 92-7. [See Savannah <em>Daily News</em>, April 11, 1867, New Orleans <em>Times</em>, April 11, 13, 1867 (citing the Mobile <em>Register</em> of the 11th), NYC April 27, 1867]</p></br><p>In May of 1868 the Dramatic played the Montgomery Club a 3-game series for the state championship. See <em>New York Clipper</em>, May 16, May 30, 1868. The May 4th game, in Mobile. attracted 4-5,000 spectators. The Dramatic won 67-32, but lost the two games played in Montgomery, 34-19 and 71-55.</p></br><p>On March 6, 1868 the Dramatic won the city championship, beating the Pacific 61-37.</p></br><p>The 1869 city directory lists "M. Marks" as president of the Mobile Dramatic BBC, and John A. Payne as captain, 1st nine. John A. Payne was a former Confederate naval officer. An M. H. Marks was a clerk for a local "arts" association.</p></br><p>Mobile AL is on the Gulf of Mexico and near the Mississippi border.</p></br><p>Mobile's population was about 30,000 to 32,000 in the late 1860s. In 1860 it was the 4th largest CSA city and the 27th largest in the US. Mobile's cotton exports had been second only to New Orleans in the 1840s.</p>0 to 32,000 in the late 1860s. In 1860 it was the 4th largest CSA city and the 27th largest in the US. Mobile's cotton exports had been second only to New Orleans in the 1840s.</p>  +
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<p>The New York <em>Clipper</em>, Nov. 10, 1866. Mobile <em>Register</em>, March 9, April 21, May 5, 18, 1868</p>  +
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