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|Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
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Ball Playing competes with fencing in camp

Salience Noteworthy
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Immediacy of Report Contemporary
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The Ogdensburg Advance, Aug. 23, 1861 picks up an Albany Journal item about life in camp: "The People's Ellsworth Regiment spends their leisure hours "in great part to athletic exercises--fencing, boxing, ball playing--while their evenings are passed in singing."

This unit was the 44th New York Infantry, which at this time was in camp near Albany, NY.

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The Ogdensburg Advance, Aug. 23, 1861

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