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|Submitter=Bruce Allardice
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|Pagetext=The Titusville "Florida Star," Aug. 30, 1883: "The Gainesville Advocate says: We now have organized a base ball club..."
|Pagetext=The Titusville "Florida Star," Aug. 30, 1883: "The Gainesville Advocate says: We now have organized a base ball club..."
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Gainesville FL (1890 pop. about 2,800)is about 70 miles SW of Jacksonville.
 
|Sources=The Titusville "Florida Star," Aug. 30, 1883
|Sources=The Titusville "Florida Star," Aug. 30, 1883
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