Clipping:The new Union Club grounds

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Date	Sunday, April 5, 1868
Text	Workmen are still busily engaged in grading the field of the new baseball-park at Tremont, and preparing the grounds of occupancy in early May. The new park promises to be the most complete and attractive baseball-field in the State. The grounds are bordered on three sides by trees, and around the new hotel which has been erected (and which, by-the-way, is now in the full tide of successful operation under the management of Messrs. Birdsall and Pabor, of the Union nine) there is a beautiful grove of cedars, making a locality truly charming for picnics, as it is on the high hill overlooking the surrounding country. It is, we believe, the design of the club to prepare a cricket-field on their grounds, which comprise some ten acres, and serve the purpose also of a croquet-field, Sunday school and other social picnic parties. The grounds are on the line of the Harlem Bridge, Morrisania & Fordham Railway, and cars pass the park every five minutes.
Source	New York Sunday Mercury
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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