Editing Early baseball in Illinois/Club 88
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|City=Palatine | |City=Palatine | ||
|State=Illinois | |State=Illinois | ||
| - | |Nickname | + | |Nickname=Bruce Allardice |
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|First=No | |First=No | ||
|Approved=false | |Approved=false | ||
|Pagetext=Chicago Tribune, April 11, 1875: "Palatine... The Base Ball Club has organized, and the following officers are elected..." Rest of article names the officers. | |Pagetext=Chicago Tribune, April 11, 1875: "Palatine... The Base Ball Club has organized, and the following officers are elected..." Rest of article names the officers. | ||
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Palatine is today a northwest suburb of Chicago. Starting in 1875, the Tribune increased its reporting of suburban news. | Palatine is today a northwest suburb of Chicago. Starting in 1875, the Tribune increased its reporting of suburban news. | ||
|Sources=Chicago Tribune, April 11, 1875 | |Sources=Chicago Tribune, April 11, 1875 | ||
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