Early baseball in Arkansas/Club 26

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|Pagetext=Van Buren had a base ball club in 1868, that was scheduled to play in  a base ball tournament at the State Fair. See Little Rock Morning Republican, September 9, 1868. This town had a Ku Klux Klub in 1869. [Arkansas Baseball Encyclopedia, website at www.arkbaseball.com]
|Pagetext=Van Buren had a base ball club in 1868, that was scheduled to play in  a base ball tournament at the State Fair. See Little Rock Morning Republican, September 9, 1868. This town had a Ku Klux Klub in 1869. [Arkansas Baseball Encyclopedia, website at www.arkbaseball.com]
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Van Buren AR is about 150 miles NW of Little Rock in the NW corner of the state. It is about 5 miles NE of Ft. Smith.
|Sources=Little Rock Morning Republican, September 9, 1868
|Sources=Little Rock Morning Republican, September 9, 1868
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Location Arkansas
Year 1868
Month 9
Modern address Van Buren AR
City Van Buren
State AR
Nickname Ku Klux,?
Found by Bruce Allardice

Van Buren had a base ball club in 1868, that was scheduled to play in a base ball tournament at the State Fair. See Little Rock Morning Republican, September 9, 1868. This town had a Ku Klux Klub in 1869. [Arkansas Baseball Encyclopedia, website at www.arkbaseball.com]

Van Buren AR is about 150 miles NW of Little Rock in the NW corner of the state. It is about 5 miles NE of Ft. Smith.

Sources

Little Rock Morning Republican, September 9, 1868

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