Early baseball in Kentucky/Predecessor Game 6

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|Pagetext="The first game of 'cricket' played in this State will take place at the 'Oakland Course' this week.  A club is formed for the purpose, Capt. Metcalfe having procured, bats, balls, etc. therefore, free of charge."
|Pagetext="The first game of 'cricket' played in this State will take place at the 'Oakland Course' this week.  A club is formed for the purpose, Capt. Metcalfe having procured, bats, balls, etc. therefore, free of charge."
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|Sources=Spirit of the Times; A Chronicle of the Turf, Agriculture, Field Sports, Lite...Nov 4, 1843; 13, 36; APS Online
|Sources=Spirit of the Times; A Chronicle of the Turf, Agriculture, Field Sports, Lite...Nov 4, 1843; 13, 36; APS Online
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Location Kentucky
Year 1845
City Lousiville
State Kentucky
Country United States of America
Name of game Cricket
Found by Greg Perkins

"The first game of 'cricket' played in this State will take place at the 'Oakland Course' this week. A club is formed for the purpose, Capt. Metcalfe having procured, bats, balls, etc. therefore, free of charge."

Sources

Spirit of the Times; A Chronicle of the Turf, Agriculture, Field Sports, Lite...Nov 4, 1843; 13, 36; APS Online pg. 426