Early baseball in Ohio/Club 18

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|Month=8
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|Date-note=No later than August 1866
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|Modern-address=Dayton OH
|City=Dayton
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|Country=US
|Nickname=Buckeye BBC
|Nickname=Buckeye BBC
|Submitter=Bruce Allardice
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|Pagetext=The Fort Wayne (IN) Daily Gazette, Aug. 27, 1866, reports on a game in Fort Wayne between the Kekionga of Fort Wayne and the Enterprise club of Sidney, Ohio, umpired by Mr. Woodward of the Buckeye Base Ball Club of Dayton, Ohio.
|Pagetext=The Fort Wayne (IN) Daily Gazette, Aug. 27, 1866, reports on a game in Fort Wayne between the Kekionga of Fort Wayne and the Enterprise club of Sidney, Ohio, umpired by Mr. Woodward of the Buckeye Base Ball Club of Dayton, Ohio.
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Dayton OH had a 1860 pop. of about 20,000 and an 1870 count of about 30,500.  It was the nation's 45th largest city in 1860.
|Sources=Fort Wayne (IN) Daily Gazette, Aug. 27, 1866
|Sources=Fort Wayne (IN) Daily Gazette, Aug. 27, 1866
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Location Ohio
Year 1866
Month 8
Note on date No later than August 1866
Modern address Dayton OH
City Dayton
State OH
Country US
Nickname Buckeye BBC
Found by Bruce Allardice

The Fort Wayne (IN) Daily Gazette, Aug. 27, 1866, reports on a game in Fort Wayne between the Kekionga of Fort Wayne and the Enterprise club of Sidney, Ohio, umpired by Mr. Woodward of the Buckeye Base Ball Club of Dayton, Ohio.

Dayton OH had a 1860 pop. of about 20,000 and an 1870 count of about 30,500. It was the nation's 45th largest city in 1860.

Sources

Fort Wayne (IN) Daily Gazette, Aug. 27, 1866

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