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|Description=<p>The Boston Herald, June 25, 1858, mentions the Eagle BBC of Westboro and the Winthrop BBC of Holliston.</p>
|Description=<p>The Boston Herald, June 25, 1858, mentions the Eagle BBC of Westboro and the Winthrop BBC of Holliston.</p>
<p>Westboro MA (1860 pop. about 2,900) is about 30 miles W of Boston.</p>
<p>Holliston MA (1860 pop. about 3300) is about 25 miles W of Boston.</p>
<p>Query: Is there evidence that this club used Association rules?</p>
<p>Westboro MA (1860 pop. about 2,900) is about 30 miles W of Boston and 12 miles NW of Holliston.</p>
<p>Query: Is there evidence that this club used anything but Massachusetts&nbsp;rules?</p>
|Comment=<p>&nbsp;</p>
|Comment=<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em>June 1858 -- "The Cause Was Rum"</em><br /></span></p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em>June 1858 -- "The Cause Was Rum"</em><br /></span></p>

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Nick Name Winthrop
Earliest Known Date June 1858
Location Holliston, MA, United States
Description

The Boston Herald, June 25, 1858, mentions the Eagle BBC of Westboro and the Winthrop BBC of Holliston.

Holliston MA (1860 pop. about 3300) is about 25 miles W of Boston.

Westboro MA (1860 pop. about 2,900) is about 30 miles W of Boston and 12 miles NW of Holliston.

Query: Is there evidence that this club used anything but Massachusetts rules?

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June 1858 -- "The Cause Was Rum"

"The game of ball played at Braggville last Saturday afternoon, between the Holliston and Medway boys, was the occasion for a great gathering of all the loafers from the neighboring towns, with a fair sprinkling of very respectable looking men. The fact of the matter was, as we understand, a row and fight. The cause was rum. A large quantity, it is said, was brought on to the ground and disposed of, and even sold at the hotel. We commend that establishment to the attention of the authorities in Holliston."  Boston Herald, June 26, 1858,.  Provided by Joanne Hulbert, 7/28/2015.

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Found by Bruce Allardice
First in Location Holliston, MA
Entry Origin Sabrpedia

Win/Loss Records As Far As We Now Know

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Year Games Wins Losses Ties
1858 2 Played 2 Won 0 Lost 0 Tied
1859 1 Played 0 Won 1 Lost 0 Tied

Ballgames

Page Date City Borough State Team 1 Team 2 Score First in Contributor
Ballgame 1858-05-31 Boston MA Winthrop Club of Holliston Olympic Club of Boston 100 - 27 Craig Waff
Ballgame 1858-07-24 Holliston MA Winthrop Club of Holliston Massapoag Club of Sharon 101 - 61 Joanne Hulbert, Craig Waff, Paul Johnson
Ballgame 1859-09-26 Medway MA Union Club of Medway Winthrop Club of Holliston 100 - 71 Craig Waff

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Players

Player Years Roles Edit Association with Club
E. C. Bigelow 1858
E. D. Coffee 1858
E. G. Whiting 1858
Edwin Rockwood 1858
Geo. Hoffman 1858
H. H. Safford 1858
J. W. Cutler 1858
Jonathan Puffer 1858
L. E. Rockwood 1858
Moses Allen 1858
P. R. Johnson 1858
Rufus Durfee 1858
T. M. Whiting 1858
W. H. Horton 1858

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