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Nick Name	Eagle
Earliest Known Date	November 1865
Last Known Game
Location	New Albany, IN, United States
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Nine Class	Senior
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Description	The New Albany Daily Commercial, Nov. 23, 1865, under the headline "Eagle Base Ball Club" announces the recent formation of this club, with B. S. Potter, president; J. W. Buskirk, VP; George B. Cardwill, Treasurer. The Eagle intend to challenge teams from neighboring cities soon. New Albany was Indiana's largest city in 1850. The city's economy featured building steamboats for the Ohio-Mississippi River trade.
Sources	The New Albany Daily Commercial, Nov. 23, 1865
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Has Source On Hand	No
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice
First in Location	New Albany, IN
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 |Nine Class=Senior
 |Description=<p>The New Albany <em>Daily Commercial</em>, Nov. 23, 1865, under the headline "Eagle Base Ball Club" announces the recent formation of this club, with B. S. Potter, president; J. W. Buskirk, VP; George B. Cardwill, Treasurer. The Eagle intend to challenge teams from neighboring cities soon.</p>
+<p>New Albany was Indiana's largest city in 1850. The city's economy featured building steamboats for the Ohio-Mississippi River trade.</p>
 |Sources=<p>The New Albany&nbsp;<em>Daily Commercial</em>, Nov. 23, 1865</p>
 |Has Source On Hand=No
 |Reviewed=Yes
 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
+|Entered by=Bruce Allardice
 |First in Location=New Albany, IN
 }}