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• 1855.22  + (<p>"Base Ball: Knickerbockers vs. Gotham Club," <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Spirit of the Times</span> Volume 25, number 32 (September 22, 1855), page 373, column 3.</p>)
• 1860.14  + (<p>"Base Ball: Potomac vs. National: the Conquering Game," <span>Washington [DC] Evening Star</span>, October 23, 1860, page 3.</p>)
• Eureka Base Ball Club of Nashville  + (<p>"Base ball." <em>Daily < … <p>"Base ball." <em>Daily </em><em>Union and American</em> [Nashville, TN.] 11 November, 1866: 3. Web, <em>Chronicling America</em><em>,</em> 23 June, 2014. http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038519/1866-11-07/ed-1/seq-3/<em><br/></em></p>roniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038519/1866-11-07/ed-1/seq-3/<em><br/></em></p>)
• In Barbados in 1979  + (<p>"Baseball Beyond the Borders" (2017) pp. xxix</p>)
• In Silver City in 1873  + (<p>"Baseball Burlesque," <em>True West Magazine</em>, Jan. 14, 2016</p> <p>The [Denver] <em>Rocky Mountain News</em>, March 10, 1884</p>)
• Pequod Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p> <p>New London <em>Democrat</em>, Sept. 8, 1866</p>)
• Eaglets Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org, citing local newspapers</p>)
• Pembroke Club of Bridgeport  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Pequonnock Club of Bridgeport  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Coporocity Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Skin and Bones Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Eureka Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Live Oak Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Enterprise Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Pioneer Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Continental Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Star Club of New London2  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• African Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Liberty Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Thames Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Niantic Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Mohegan Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Alert Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Active Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)
• Gristly Bear Club of New London  + (<p>"Baseball Fever 1866," at www.nlchs.org</p>)

• 1844.1  + (<p>"Baseball in '44," Wheeling (WV)<em> Register</em>, September 20, 1885, reprinted from the <em>Bangor Whig</em>, presumably from 1844.</p>)
• In Indonesia in 1953  + (<p>"Baseball is Being Played in Indonesia This Season" the Baton Rouge <em>State Times Advocate</em>, April 6, 1953</p>)
• Club of Morocco  + (<p>"Baseball is Thriving Sport on No … <p>"Baseball is Thriving Sport on North African Shores," Dallas <em>Morning News</em>, March 12, 1933; Elias, "The Empire Strikes Out," p. 113; Vlasich, "A Legend for the Legendary. The Origin of the Baseball Hall of Fame," pp. 90-91; St. Petersburg <em>Independent</em>, Jan. 15, 1961; "Bucs Invited to Train in Africa," Springfield (MA) <em>Republican</em>, Dec. 25, 1937; San Diego <em>Union</em>, June 5, 1928; "The Chaplain," vol. 9 no. 3 (May-June 1952). </p>m>, June 5, 1928; "The Chaplain," vol. 9 no. 3 (May-June 1952). </p>)
• Crescent Base Ball Club of St. John  + (<p>"Baseball," Montreal <em>Star</em>, Aug. 23, 1869, p. 2. New York <em>Tribune</em>, Sept. 3, 1870</p>)
• Club of Algona  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941)</p>)
• Club of Fayette, Iowa  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941)</p>)
• Club of Winterset  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941) 625-654</p>)
• Athletic Club of Keokuk  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941) 625-654 at 633.</p>)
• Club of Lansing, Iowa  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941)</p> <p>The Lansing <em>Mirror</em>, July 7, 1868</p>)
• Surprise Club of Knoxville  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941) 625-654 </p>)
• Club of Fredericksburg, Iowa  + (<p>"Baseball: The Story of Iowa's Early Innings," Annals of Iowa (1941). Fayette County Connection, Vol. 35, Issue 3 (Jul 2012)</p>)
• Liberty Grounds at the Corner of Madison and Western  + (<p>"Before the Ivy" book by Pernot</p>)
• Active Club Grounds at Lake and Ada  + (<p>"Before the Ivy" book</p>)
• 1858.34  + (<p>"Birthday of the Duchess of Kent," <em>Times of London</em>, Issue 23073 (August 18, 1858), page 7 column A. </p>)
• 1852.9  + (<p>"Breaking the Sabbath," <em>The Brooklyn Daily Eagle</em>, vol. 11 number 99 (April 26, 1852), page 3, column 1.</p>)
• 1846.2  + (<p>"Brooklyn City Base Ball Club," <span>Brooklyn Daily Eagle and Kings County Democrat,</span> vol. 5, number 162 (July 6, 1846), page 2, column 2.</p>)
• 1863.108  + (<p>"Campaigning with the First Minnesota: A Civil War Diary"</p>)
• 1840.16  + (<p>"Cape Island," <em>North American and Daily Advertiser,</em> Philadelphia PA, Sunday, July 25, 1840, Issue 416, column D.</p>)
• In Tangent Point in August 1924  + (<p>"Carry On" Magazine, Nov. 1925, p. 24</p>)
• 1851.3  + (<p>"Caution to Ball Players n the Street," <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The Pittsfield Sun</span>, volume 51, issue 2647 (June 12, 1851), page 2.</p>)
• Dirty Feet BBC of Rushville  + (<p>"Centennial History of Rush County, Indiana" p. 492</p>)
• South Nashville Street Railroad Terminus  + (<p>"Change of Base." <em>Republican Banner</em> [Nashville, TN], 25 Aug, 1866:3.</p>)
• 1858.19  + (<p>"Chapter 1 - Beginnings: From Amateur Teams to Disgrace in the National League," mimeo, Bob Bailey, 1999, page 2.</p> <p><em>New York Clipper</em>, July 31, 1858</p> <p><em>Louisville Daily Democrat</em>, July 15, 1858</p>)
• Lone Star Base Ball Club of Chenoa  + (<p>"Chenoa Community Centennial" (1954), p. 133</p>)
• 1862.23  + (<p>"Christmas in the Army," <span>Philadelphia </span><span>Inquirer</span>, December 29, 1862. Accessed via Genealogybank, 5/21/09.  PBall file CW-31.</p>)