Early baseball in Washington/Club 5

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|Pagetext=BASE BALL CLUB-Our young men have caught the contagion and already have organized a base ball club, with the promise of a second one before the close of the week. The formation of two clubs will beget a spirit of emulation, and in the rivalry we may look for excellent playing. Walla Walla now takes her place on the list of towns patronizing the great national game of base ball.
|Pagetext=BASE BALL CLUB-Our young men have caught the contagion and already have organized a base ball club, with the promise of a second one before the close of the week. The formation of two clubs will beget a spirit of emulation, and in the rivalry we may look for excellent playing. Walla Walla now takes her place on the list of towns patronizing the great national game of base ball.
|Sources=Walla Walla Statesman, 8/16/1867, page 3, column 1.
|Sources=Walla Walla Statesman, 8/16/1867, page 3, column 1.
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Location Washington
Year 1867
Month 8
Date 16
Note on date Reported 8/16/1867
City Walla Walla
State WA
Country USA
Nickname unknown
Found by Mark Brunke

BASE BALL CLUB-Our young men have caught the contagion and already have organized a base ball club, with the promise of a second one before the close of the week. The formation of two clubs will beget a spirit of emulation, and in the rivalry we may look for excellent playing. Walla Walla now takes her place on the list of towns patronizing the great national game of base ball.

Sources

Walla Walla Statesman, 8/16/1867, page 3, column 1.

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