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|Location=Virginia
|Location=Virginia
|Year=1866
|Year=1866
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|Month=4
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|Month=6
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|Date=14
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|Modern-address=Charlottesville VA
|Modern-address=Charlottesville VA
|City=Charlottesville
|City=Charlottesville
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|Approved=Yes
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|Pagetext=Students at the University of Virginia organized a baseball club there soon after the war. The Monticello’s of the university played the Excelsiors of Staunton June 1, 1866 at Charlottesville, winning 42-5. Valley Vindicator, June 8, 1866.
|Pagetext=Students at the University of Virginia organized a baseball club there soon after the war. The Monticello’s of the university played the Excelsiors of Staunton June 1, 1866 at Charlottesville, winning 42-5. Valley Vindicator, June 8, 1866.
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According to the Spalding Scrapbook, NYPL, the Monticello club of the UVA sprange into existence April 14, 1866, citing the NY Mercury, Dec. 30, 1866, article titled "The Baseball Season of 1866."
 
Charlottesville VA (current pop. 43,500)is about 70 miles NW of Richmond.
Charlottesville VA (current pop. 43,500)is about 70 miles NW of Richmond.
Staunton VA (current pop. about 24,000) is about 35 miles W of Charlottesville.
Staunton VA (current pop. about 24,000) is about 35 miles W of Charlottesville.
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|Sources=Valley Vindicator, June 8, 1866. The Spalding Scrapbook, NYPL,
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|Sources=Valley Vindicator, June 8, 1866
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