Editing Early baseball in South Carolina/Club 10
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|Location=South Carolina | |Location=South Carolina | ||
|Year=1866 | |Year=1866 | ||
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|City=Charleston | |City=Charleston | ||
| - | |State= | + | |State=South Carolina |
|Nickname=Palmetto | |Nickname=Palmetto | ||
|Submitter=Bruce Allardice | |Submitter=Bruce Allardice | ||
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|Pagetext=The diary of Samuel Lowry, 17th SC Infantry, notes that while stationed at Charleston in 1864 he and his buddies played "ball." See published diary, Jan, 26, 1864 entry. | |Pagetext=The diary of Samuel Lowry, 17th SC Infantry, notes that while stationed at Charleston in 1864 he and his buddies played "ball." See published diary, Jan, 26, 1864 entry. | ||
| - | Charleston Mercury May 22, 1866 reported that a baseball club, formed by Messrs. Wardell and Denny, “the first of its kind ever known in our city,” gave an exhibition at the Citadel College green | + | Charleston Mercury May 22, 1866 reported that a baseball club, formed by Messrs. Wardell and Denny, “the first of its kind ever known in our city,” gave an exhibition at the Citadel College green. |
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|Sources=Charleston Mercury May 22, 1866 | |Sources=Charleston Mercury May 22, 1866 | ||
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