Editing Early baseball in Kentucky/Game 9
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|Date=21 | |Date=21 | ||
|City=Paducah | |City=Paducah | ||
| - | |State= | + | |State=Kentucky |
|Country=United States of America | |Country=United States of America | ||
|Site=Paducah, Kentucky | |Site=Paducah, Kentucky | ||
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|Locals=Locals | |Locals=Locals | ||
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|Submitter=Greg Perkins | |Submitter=Greg Perkins | ||
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|Pagetext="The Independents were hospitably entertained by the members of the Paducah Club. In the evening, by invitation of Paducah Club, the Independents accompanied them to the Theater. The play was the French Spy in which the young and beautiful actress, Bella Golden, appeared as Henri S. Alme Bamet and Mathilde De Meric. The play was the last of the season and was presented in a highly creditable manner." | |Pagetext="The Independents were hospitably entertained by the members of the Paducah Club. In the evening, by invitation of Paducah Club, the Independents accompanied them to the Theater. The play was the French Spy in which the young and beautiful actress, Bella Golden, appeared as Henri S. Alme Bamet and Mathilde De Meric. The play was the last of the season and was presented in a highly creditable manner." | ||
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|Sources=Chicago Tribune, 23 October 1866 | |Sources=Chicago Tribune, 23 October 1866 | ||
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