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Nick Name	F.B.B.C
Earliest Known Date	November 1868 -- Newspaper article 11/22/1868
Last Known Game
Location	Nashville, TN, United States
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NABBP Status
Nine Class	Senior
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Description	On Nov. 22, 1868, the Nashville Republican Banner published an article describing a women's base ball club, called the "Female Base Ball Club," or F.B.B.C. Details of the narrative are highly questionable, but the existence of the club itself is plausible.
Sources	"Woman as a Base Baller: Startling Encroachments on the Sights of the Sterner Sex." Republican Banner [Nashville, TN]. 22 Nov., 1866: 3.
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Found by	Christopher Ryland
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Entered by	Christopher Ryland
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Local-Origin Study Groups	Tennessee Association of Vintage Base Ball
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 |City=Nashville
 |Nine Class=Senior
-|Description=<p>On Nov. 22, 1868, the Nashville <em>Republican Banner</em> published an article describing a women's base ball club, called the "Female Base Ball Club," or F.B.B.C. Details of the narrative itself are questionable, but the existence of the club itself is plausible.</p>
+|Description=<p>On Nov. 22, 1868, the Nashville <em>Republican Banner</em> published an article describing a women's base ball club, called the "Female Base Ball Club," or F.B.B.C. Details of the narrative are highly questionable, but the existence of the club itself is plausible.</p>
 |Sources=<p>"Woman as a Base Baller: Startling Encroachments on the Sights of the Sterner Sex." <em>Republican Banner</em> [Nashville, TN]. 22 Nov., 1866: 3.</p>
 |Source Image=Out(95).jpg
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 |Submitted by=Christopher Ryland
 |Entered by=Christopher Ryland
 |Society=Tennessee Association of Vintage Base Ball,
 }}