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<p>"Reliif for the Sick and Wounded," <u>Brooklyn Eagle</u>, June 21, 1862, page 2. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, December 8, 2009. <b>Note:</b> is there a good <i>poc hoc</i> account of this project?</p> | <p>"Reliif for the Sick and Wounded," <u>Brooklyn Eagle</u>, June 21, 1862, page 2. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, December 8, 2009. <b>Note:</b> is there a good <i>poc hoc</i> account of this project?</p> | ||
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Brooklyn Games Organized as Benefits for Sick and Wounded Soldiers
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| Text | Three games were announced in June 1862 for which net proceeds would be used for sick and wounded Union soldiers. The Eckfords and the Atlantics would play for a silver ball donated by the Continental Club. William Cammeyer provided the enclosed Union grounds without charge. Admission fees of 10 cents were projected to raise $6000 for soldiers' relief. "Reliif for the Sick and Wounded," Brooklyn Eagle, June 21, 1862, page 2. Contributed by Gregory Christiano, December 8, 2009. Note: is there a good poc hoc account of this project? |
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1862.1 Brooklyn Games Organized as Benefits for Sick and Wounded Soldiers"
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