Clipping:Worcester votes not to disband

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Date	Sunday, July 16, 1882
Text	At a meeting of the Worcester base ball club on Friday night all the Directors resigned, but the meeting refused to accept the resignations of Pratt and Simester. Edwart P. Goulding, George E. Batchelor and Wm. S. Jourdan were elected to fill the vacancies, and Freeman Brown was retained as clerk and treasurer. The sum of $400 was subscribed in a few minutes, which makes a balance of nearly $1,500 on hand. No one favored the idea of disbanding. The Directors were instructed to investigate reports of outside interference with the club, and to report to the League if the reports are sustained. The Philadelphia Item July 16, 1882 [See Worcester Spy 7/15/82 for a long account of this meeting.]
Source	Philadelphia Item
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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