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...edford<span>&nbsp;clubs in those days were willing to play by either NY or MA rules.</span></p>

|Name=Young Tigers Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|Name=Young America Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|Name=Rough and Ready Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|Name=Mutual Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|Name=Bristol County Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|Name=In New Bedford in 1868 |State=MA

|State=MA |City=New Bedford

|Name=Predecessor Game in New Bedford in 1858 |State=MA

|Headline=New Bedford Bans "Playing at Ball" |State=MA

|Name=In New Bedford in 1885 |State=MA

|Name=Union Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|Name=Pioneer Club of New Bedford |State=MA

|State=MA ...ption=<p>Fairhaven, across the river from New Bedford, had 3,118 residents in 1860.</p>

|Name=In New Bedford Circa 1837 |State=MA

|State=MA |Description=<p>Fairhaven's pop. was 3,118 in 1860.</p>

|State=MA ...Bright" [Brighton?] was represented at the November 1865 convention of the New England Association.</p>

|State=MA ...sp;July 19, 1860 reports that on the Lynn Common, Tuesday afternoon, under MA rules, the Outalauchet of Lynn defeated the Granite of Lynn 75-53.</p>

|State=MA |Sources=<p>New Bedford Mercury, Oct. 8, 1869</p>

|Name=In Fall River in 1860 |State=MA