Early baseball in Tennessee/Club 23
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|Pagetext=“Columbia and Pulaski youths are playing base-ball for the benefit of churches…” Memphis Daily Appeal, July 18, 1876. | |Pagetext=“Columbia and Pulaski youths are playing base-ball for the benefit of churches…” Memphis Daily Appeal, July 18, 1876. | ||
| - | Pulaski (current pop. 7900) is about 70 miles S of Nashville and about 20 miles from the Alabama border. Columbia TN () | + | Pulaski (current pop. 7900) is about 70 miles S of Nashville and about 20 miles from the Alabama border. Columbia TN (current pop. about 34,000) is about 30 miles N of Pulaski. |
|Sources=Memphis Daily Appeal, July 18, 1876. | |Sources=Memphis Daily Appeal, July 18, 1876. | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 3 September 2012
| Spread of baseball: Home -> Tennessee -> Early baseball in Tennessee/Club 23 |
| Location | Tennessee |
|---|---|
| Year | 1876 |
| Modern address | Pulaski TN |
| City | Pulaski |
| State | TN |
| Found by | Bruce Allardice |
“Columbia and Pulaski youths are playing base-ball for the benefit of churches…” Memphis Daily Appeal, July 18, 1876.
Pulaski (current pop. 7900) is about 70 miles S of Nashville and about 20 miles from the Alabama border. Columbia TN (current pop. about 34,000) is about 30 miles N of Pulaski.
Sources
Memphis Daily Appeal, July 18, 1876.
