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|Year Number=54
|Year Number=54
|Headline=Confederate soldiers in need of base ball and cricket bats
|Headline=Confederate soldiers in need of base ball and cricket bats
|Salience=2
|Salience=3
|Tags=Civil War,  
|Tags=Civil War,  
|Location=Charleston, SC
|Location=
|Country=USA
|Country=United States
|Coordinates=32.7764749, -79.93105120000001
|State=SC
|State=SC
|City=Charleston
|City=Charleston
|Modern Address=
|Game=Base Ball
|Game=Base Ball
|Immediacy of Report=Contemporary
|Immediacy of Report=Contemporary
|Age of Players=Adult
|Age of Players=Adult
|Text=<p>"Camp Games.&nbsp; Every volunteer who has been in service, has realized the tedium of camp life.&nbsp; Between reveille and breakfast--between morning and evening drill--there is waste time, which might be used advantageously at such many exercises as cricket, base ball, foot ball, quoit pitching, etc.&nbsp; A recent visit to some of our camp[s], showed several parties enjoying a quiet hand at pitching quoits in a shady grove.&nbsp; Cannot some of our hardware deale3rs have a supply cast, and let our soldiers know where they can be procured?&nbsp; Cricket and base ball bats are also wanted, and a few dozen substantial foot balls would, we are sure, find ready sale.&nbsp; For want of such things, the time of the soldier is mainly spent in playing cards."</p>
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|Text=<p>"Camp Games.&nbsp; Every volunteer who has been in service, has realized the tedium of camp life.&nbsp; Between reveille and breakfast--between morning and evening drill--there is waste time, which might be used advantageously at such many exercises as cricket, base ball, foot ball, quoit pitching, etc.&nbsp; A recent visit to some of our camp[s], showed several parties enjoying a quiet hand at pitching quoits in a shady grove.&nbsp; Cannot some of our hardware dealers have a supply cast, and let our soldiers know where they can be procured?&nbsp; Cricket and base ball bats are also wanted, and a few dozen substantial foot balls would, we are sure, find ready sale.&nbsp; For want of such things, the time of the soldier is mainly spent in playing cards."</p>
|Sources=<p>The Charleston (SC) Mercury (3 Apr 1862).&nbsp; Available digitally through "Accessible Archives."</p>
|Sources=<p>The Charleston (SC) Mercury (3 Apr 1862).&nbsp; Available digitally through "Accessible Archives."</p>
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|Comment=<p>Duplicate of 1862.27</p>
|Query=
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|Submitted by=Debbie Shattuck
|Submission Note=entered 2/22/2014
|Reviewed=Yes
|Has Supplemental Text=No
|Has Supplemental Text=No
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Confederate soldiers in need of base ball and cricket bats

Salience Peripheral
Tags Civil War
City/State/Country: Charleston, SC, United States
Game Base Ball
Immediacy of Report Contemporary
Age of Players Adult
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"Camp Games.  Every volunteer who has been in service, has realized the tedium of camp life.  Between reveille and breakfast--between morning and evening drill--there is waste time, which might be used advantageously at such many exercises as cricket, base ball, foot ball, quoit pitching, etc.  A recent visit to some of our camp[s], showed several parties enjoying a quiet hand at pitching quoits in a shady grove.  Cannot some of our hardware dealers have a supply cast, and let our soldiers know where they can be procured?  Cricket and base ball bats are also wanted, and a few dozen substantial foot balls would, we are sure, find ready sale.  For want of such things, the time of the soldier is mainly spent in playing cards."

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The Charleston (SC) Mercury (3 Apr 1862).  Available digitally through "Accessible Archives."

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Duplicate of 1862.27

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