Editing Early baseball in Minnesota/Club 14

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|Date=1
|Date=1
|City=Tower
|City=Tower
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|State=MN
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|State=Minnesota
|Country=USA
|Country=USA
|Nickname=Tower Baseball Club
|Nickname=Tower Baseball Club
|Submitter=Rich Arpi
|Submitter=Rich Arpi
|First=No
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|Approved=Yes
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|Pagetext=Paper of July 5th covers a game of the previous Sunday (July 1) between the East Side Maroons and the Tower Baseball Club. The Maroons won 23-12. Other matches were covered that summer.  
|Pagetext=Paper of July 5th covers a game of the previous Sunday (July 1) between the East Side Maroons and the Tower Baseball Club. The Maroons won 23-12. Other matches were covered that summer.  
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First iron ore mine in Minnesota was the Tower-Soudan mine which sent its first shipment of iron ore to Two Harbors in 1884. Tower was the locale of the brief Lake Vermilion gold rush of 1865-1868.  
First iron ore mine in Minnesota was the Tower-Soudan mine which sent its first shipment of iron ore to Two Harbors in 1884. Tower was the locale of the brief Lake Vermilion gold rush of 1865-1868.  
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Census high for Tower was 1,366 in 1900.
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census high for Tower was 1,366 in 1900.  
|Sources=Vermilion Iron Journal, Thursday, July 5, 1888 (Tower, Minnesota)
|Sources=Vermilion Iron Journal, Thursday, July 5, 1888 (Tower, Minnesota)
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