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Date of Game	1868
Location	Jerseyville, IL, United States
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Description	"A great many young men of [Jerseyville] have taken to base ball as fish do to water, and have been at it without any interruption from outsiders for the last three years until last week, when Dr. J.O. Hamilton had a number of them arrested for playing inside the corporation. The base ballists will have their trial to-day before Judge Peter P. Voohrees JW. Merrill prosecutes, and Hon. Robert A. King defends young America." Missouri Republican, Aug. 30, 1870, found by Jeff Kittel. The St. Louis Daily Missouri Democrat, March 5, 1868 reports that two Jerseyville clubs will play a match game.
Sources	The St. Louis Daily Missouri Democrat, March 5, 1868 Missouri Republican, Aug. 30, 1870
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 |Description=<p><span>"A great many young men of [Jerseyville] have taken to base ball as fish do to water, and have been at it without any interruption from outsiders for the last three years until last week, when Dr. J.O. Hamilton had a number of them arrested for playing inside the corporation.&nbsp; The base ballists will have their trial to-day before Judge Peter P. Voohrees&nbsp; JW. Merrill prosecutes, and Hon. Robert A. King defends young America."</span></p>
 <p><span>Missouri <em>Republican</em>, Aug. 30, 1870, found by Jeff Kittel.</span></p>
-|Sources=<p>Missouri&nbsp;<em>Republican</em>, Aug. 30, 1870</p>
+<p><span>The&nbsp;<em>St. Louis Daily Missouri Democrat</em>, March 5, 1868 reports that two Jerseyville clubs will play a match game.</span></p>
+|Sources=<p>The&nbsp;<em>St. Louis Daily Missouri Democrat</em>, March 5, 1868</p>
+<p>Missouri&nbsp;<em>Republican</em>, Aug. 30, 1870</p>
 |Has Source On Hand=No
 |Reviewed=Yes
 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
+|Entered by=Bruce Allardice
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