Early baseball in Virginia/Club 17

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Location Virginia
Year 1866
City New Market
State Virginia
Found by Bruce Allardice

Harrisonburg played New Market at New Market “two or three weeks” ago, “and got whipped out decently.” Harrisonburg American Union, December 1, 1866.

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Harrisonburg American Union, December 1, 1866

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