Early baseball in Ohio/Club 28

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Location Ohio
Year 1868
Month 10
Modern address Yellow Springs OH
City Yellow Springs
State OH
Nickname Antioch
Found by Bruce Allardice

Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Oct. 1, 1868, article on the meeting of the state baseball association, mentions the Antioch of Yellow Springs.

(Antioch College, presumably?)

Yellow Springs (current pop. about 3,500) is in SW Ohio and about 15 miles E of Dayton.

Sources

Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Oct. 1, 1868

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