Editing Early baseball in Washington/Club 1

{{Origins-club
|Location=Washington
|Year=1867
|Month=2
|City=Vancouver
|State=WA
|Country=USA
|Nickname=Occidental Base Ball Club
|First=Yes
|Approved=Yes
|Pagetext=<i>Vancouver Register</i>, Saturday, February 23, 1867, Page 3, 1st column, 8th item of "Local Matters":

<blockquote>BASE BALL CLUB. -- Occidental Base Ball
Club was organized at Vancouver this week.
The following officers were chosen :
E. Freeman, President ; Dan. Leahy, Vice President;
W. Armstrong Secretary. ; W. R. Turnbull
Treasurer.  E. Freeman, II. C. Morse and
H. G. Struve, Directors.  The Club numbers
18 members.</blockquote>

As of September 2012, this appears to be Washington's first modern club.

Vancouver WA is about 10 miles north of Portland OR, and about 2 miles north of the WA/OR border, at the Columbia River.
|Sources=<i>Vancouver Register</i>; Vancouver, Washington; Saturday, February 23, 1867; Page 3, 1st column, 8th item of "Local Matters"
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 Vancouver WA is about 10 miles north of Portland OR, and about 2 miles north of the WA/OR border, at the Columbia River.
 |Sources=<i>Vancouver Register</i>; Vancouver, Washington; Saturday, February 23, 1867; Page 3, 1st column, 8th item of "Local Matters"
-ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
-Vancouver Register, June 27, 1867, "NEW UNIFORM"
-New Uniform- The Occidental Base Ball Club has adopted the following uniform: White woolen shirt with red collars and cuffs and red shield on the breast with the letter "O" in blue upon it; light colored cap, white belt trimmed with red and the word "Occidental" in red upon it, and black pants. A very neat andtasteful uniform we think.
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