Early baseball in South Carolina/Game 2

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Location South Carolina
Year 1862
Month 12
Date 25
City Hilton Head
State South Carolina
Country
Was NY rules baseball Likely
Played by Non-locals
Team 1 team from the 165th NY Infantry
Team 2 team from the 47th and 48th NY
Found by Bruce Allardice

This famous game was played Christmas Day at Hilton Head, before some 10,000 spectators, between the nine of the 165th NY Infantry, and a team from the 47th and 48th NY Infantry. All three regiments were from NYC/Brooklyn, and presumably the members played amateur NY-style ball.

Sources

Kirsch, "Baseball in Blue & Gray", and online soruces.