Early baseball in South Carolina/Club 23

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|Pagetext=“A base ball club was organized in Yorkville on the 14th…” The Yorkville Enquirer, July 16, 1868.
|Pagetext=“A base ball club was organized in Yorkville on the 14th…” The Yorkville Enquirer, July 16, 1868.
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Yorkville (York since 1915) has a current population of about 8200 and is in the NE corner of SC, and is about 30 miles SW of Charlotte NC.
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|Sources=The Yorkville Enquirer, July 16, 1868.
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Location South Carolina
Year 1868
Month 7
Date 14
Modern address York SC
City Yorkville
State SC
Found by Bruce Allardice

“A base ball club was organized in Yorkville on the 14th…” The Yorkville Enquirer, July 16, 1868.

Yorkville (York since 1915) has a current population of about 8200 and is in the NE corner of SC, and is about 30 miles SW of Charlotte NC.

Sources

The Yorkville Enquirer, July 16, 1868.

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