Clipping:An early appreciation of Chadwick

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Date	Saturday, July 26, 1862
Text	Every Base Ball player in the country has heard of Chadwick, the Reporter. He is a lover of manly sports, and we doubt it there was ever a more upright and impartial chronicler. “Honor to who honor is due,” is his motto, and he does not hesitate to censure all who deserve it.-- Perhaps no man has done more to make Base Ball a National and successful game, and to support it by the best of principles. Such a man deserves a handsome compliment—his services deserve flattering recognition—a Gold Watch, or something of that sort, worth $250. Who'll move in this matter? We give notice that if the proposal is not carried out now, we'll move it at the next Base Ball Convention in New York.
Source	Fitzgeralds City Item
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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