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|Location=California
|Location=California
|Year=1871
|Year=1871
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|Month=5
 
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|Date=6
 
|City=San Diego
|City=San Diego
|State=CA
|State=CA
|Country=US
|Country=US
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|Site="the Plaza in New Town"
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|Site=Horton Plaza
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|Modern-address=Horton Plaza
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|NYBaseball=Yes
|NYBaseball=Yes
|Locals=Locals
|Locals=Locals
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|Submitter=Bruce Allardice
 
|First=No
|First=No
|Approved=Yes
|Approved=Yes
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|Pagetext=Bill Swank, Baseball in San Diego (Arcadia, 2005), page 11, says a man named Ullman organized two nines which on May 6, 1871 played a game "on the plaza in New Town" (now, Horton Plaza).
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|Pagetext="Baseball in San Diego: From the Plaza to the Padres, takes the reader on a seven-decade journey from Horton Plaza, the site of San Diego's first base ball game in 1871, to lower Broadway . . . ."
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|Sources=Bill Swank, Baseball in San Diego (Arcadia, 2005).   
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|Sources=Synopsis verbage for Bill Swank, Baseball in San Diego (Arcadia, 2005).  Query: can we find details and documentation of this game in the book itself?
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