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The club may have adjusted to the Knickerbocker rules in steps: Games played on August 15, 1857, were played to 75 and 40 run limits, and a week later 10-player teams squared off. However, published accounts for 1858 make clear that National Association rules were in force. | The club may have adjusted to the Knickerbocker rules in steps: Games played on August 15, 1857, were played to 75 and 40 run limits, and a week later 10-player teams squared off. However, published accounts for 1858 make clear that National Association rules were in force. | ||
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The club apparently folded in 1858. | The club apparently folded in 1858. | ||
|Sources=Peter Morris, "Baseball Fever: Early Baseball in Michigan" (U Michigan Press, 2003), pages 18-32. | |Sources=Peter Morris, "Baseball Fever: Early Baseball in Michigan" (U Michigan Press, 2003), pages 18-32. | ||
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