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|Date=25 | |Date=25 | ||
|City=Hilton Head | |City=Hilton Head | ||
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|NYBaseball=Likely | |NYBaseball=Likely | ||
|Locals=Non-locals | |Locals=Non-locals | ||
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|Team2=team from the 47th and 48th NY | |Team2=team from the 47th and 48th NY | ||
|Submitter=Bruce Allardice | |Submitter=Bruce Allardice | ||
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|Pagetext=This famous game was played Christmas Day at Hilton Head, before some 10,000 spectators, between the nine of the 165th NY Infantry, and a team from the 47th and 48th NY Infantry. All three regiments were from NYC/Brooklyn, and presumably the members played amateur NY-style ball. | |Pagetext=This famous game was played Christmas Day at Hilton Head, before some 10,000 spectators, between the nine of the 165th NY Infantry, and a team from the 47th and 48th NY Infantry. All three regiments were from NYC/Brooklyn, and presumably the members played amateur NY-style ball. | ||
- | + | |Sources=Kirsch, "Baseball in Blue & Gray", and online soruces. | |
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- | |Sources=Kirsch, "Baseball in Blue & Gray", and online | + | |
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