Early baseball in Idaho/Club 2
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|Pagetext=The Boise Idaho Statesman, March 28, 1868, reports that the Pioneer Base Ball Club was organized in this city on Wednesday. | |Pagetext=The Boise Idaho Statesman, March 28, 1868, reports that the Pioneer Base Ball Club was organized in this city on Wednesday. | ||
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| + | BASE BALL.-A base ball club was organized in this city on Wednesday evening; and the following officers elected: E. Rayner, president; Wm. Kelly, secretary; G. Dimer, treasurer. Pioneer base ball club, we have no doubt, will be a success as a means of amusement and healthful exercise, and perhaps of bloody noses, disjointed thumbs and cracked shins. | ||
| + | [Idaho Statesmen, Boise, Idaho; Volume IV, Issue 105, Page 2.] | ||
| - | + | Historical Note: E. Rayner is listed as a founding member of the Capital Base Ball Club, formed July 8th, 1869, in Boise, ID. Rayner worked with or for the Idaho Territory Legislative Council in 1868-69, serving as Assistant Secretary and Clerk, according to the records of the Idaho Legislative Assembly. | |
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| Spread of baseball: Home -> Idaho -> Early baseball in Idaho/Club 2 |
| Location | Idaho |
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| Year | 1868 |
| Month | 3 |
| Date | 24 |
| Modern address | Boise ID |
| City | Boise |
| State | ID |
| Nickname | Pioneer BBC |
| First in Idaho | Yes |
| Found by | Bruce Allardice |
The Boise Idaho Statesman, March 28, 1868, reports that the Pioneer Base Ball Club was organized in this city on Wednesday.
Sources
The Boise "Idaho Statesman", March 28, 1868
Transcription: BASE BALL.-A base ball club was organized in this city on Wednesday evening; and the following officers elected: E. Rayner, president; Wm. Kelly, secretary; G. Dimer, treasurer. Pioneer base ball club, we have no doubt, will be a success as a means of amusement and healthful exercise, and perhaps of bloody noses, disjointed thumbs and cracked shins. [Idaho Statesmen, Boise, Idaho; Volume IV, Issue 105, Page 2.]
Historical Note: E. Rayner is listed as a founding member of the Capital Base Ball Club, formed July 8th, 1869, in Boise, ID. Rayner worked with or for the Idaho Territory Legislative Council in 1868-69, serving as Assistant Secretary and Clerk, according to the records of the Idaho Legislative Assembly.
