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|Location=Virginia
|Location=Virginia
|Year=1871
|Year=1871
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|Modern-address=Suffolk VA
 
|City=Suffolk
|City=Suffolk
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|State=VA
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|State=Virginia
|Submitter=Bruce Allardice
|Submitter=Bruce Allardice
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|First=No
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|First=false
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|Approved=Yes
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|Approved=false
|Pagetext=The Richmond Whig, May 26, 1871, reports that “Suffolk, like almost every other town, has its base-ball club, numbering twenty-three members."
|Pagetext=The Richmond Whig, May 26, 1871, reports that “Suffolk, like almost every other town, has its base-ball club, numbering twenty-three members."
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Suffolk VA (current pop. about 85,000) is about 80 miles SE of Richmond and about 25 miles SW of Norfolk.
 
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|Sources=Richmond Whig, May 26, 1871
|Sources=Richmond Whig, May 26, 1871
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