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  • Dexter Club of North Madison  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1868 North Madison had the Dexter Club.</p>)
  • Germania Club of Sandusky  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1868 Sandusky had the Germania Club.</p>)
  • Mahoning Club of Warren  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Re … <p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" lists the following clubs that existed in Warren in 1867--Mahoning.</p></br><p>The Cleveland Daily Leader, Aug. 30, 1866 has the Mahoning of Warren playing the Bloomfield BBC at Bloomfield.</p></br><p>The Warren <em>Western Reserve Chronicle</em>, Aug. 1, 1866 notes the first meeting of the Mahoning BBC.</p> Chronicle</em>, Aug. 1, 1866 notes the first meeting of the Mahoning BBC.</p>)
  • Rough and Ready Club of Youngstown  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" lists the following clubs that existed in Youngstown in 1867--Ironclad, Stars, and Rough and Ready.</p>)
  • Benicia Club of Cleveland  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" lists following clubs that existed in Cleveland in 1867: Benicia, Mystic and Infernals (the IRS team).</p>)
  • Independent Club of Chardon  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" lists the following clubs that existed in Chardon in 1867--Independent, Lightfoot</p>)
  • Mayflower Club of Bedford  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1867 Bedford had the Mayflower and Ivanhoe clubs.</p>)
  • Ivanhoe Club of Bedford  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1867 Bedford had the Mayflower and Ivanhoe clubs.</p>)
  • Music Club of New Lyme  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1868 New Lyme had the Music Club.</p>)
  • Star Club of Youngstown  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" lists following clubs that existed in Youngstown in 1867--Ironclad, Stars, and Rough and Ready.</p>)
  • Social Club of Girard  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says in 1867 Girard had the Social club.</p>)
  • Peconic Club of Cleveland  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says the following clubs existed in 1866 in Cleveland: Peconic, Mohawk and University. Plus the Young America, Alert, Star, High School (Occidental), Eagle and Defiance.</p>)
  • Mohawk Club of Cleveland  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says the following clubs existed in 1866 in Cleveland: Peconic, Mohawk and University. Plus the Young America, Alert, Star, High School (Occidental), Eagle and Defiance.</p>)
  • University Club of Cleveland  + (<p>Egan, "Baseball on the Western Reserve" says the following clubs existed in 1866 in Cleveland: Peconic, Mohawk and University. Plus the Young America, Alert, Star, High School (Occidental), Eagle and Defiance.</p>)
  • Club of El Reno  + (<p>El Reno fd 1889, 285 residents in 1890.</p> <p>In 1891 the El Reno nine went to Frisco and beat that town's club 22-16.</p> <p>In 1892 they went to play the club of neighboring Reno City.</p>)
  • Graham  + (<p>Elected 2nd Vice President of Tennessee Base Ball Convention, May 1, 1867.</p>)
  • H. F. Cooper  + (<p>Elected First Vice President of the Tennessee Base Ball Association, September 1867 in Memphis.</p>)
  • J. C. Luttrell  + (<p>Elected president of the Tennessee Base Ball Convention, September 1867 in Memphis.</p>)
  • Mutual Club of Milwaukee  + (<p>Election of Officers.</p>)
  • Atlantic Club of Jamaica  + (<p>Election of officers in Jamaica <em>Long Island Farmer</em>, Oct 10, 1865. Same May 1, 1866 says their grounds are near "Beaver Pond."</p>)
  • Western Empire Base Ball Club of Springfield  + (<p>Election of officers of the Weste … <p>Election of officers of the Western Empire BBC. 32 members. John G. Myers, President. Springfield Leader, Dec. 5, 1867.</p></br><p>A very interesting Match Game of Base Ball was played between the Western Empires and the Springfield Clubs, of this city, on last Saturday. The challenge was by the Springfield Club, and the game for silver Ball held by the Western Empire. The playing was unusually good and showed that both Clubs are first class players. The contest resulted, however, in a handsome victory for the Western Empire Club. The victors bore their honors with becoming grace, and in the evening gave a fine supper, at the Lyon House, to their vanquished friends. The Springfield Band was in attendance and enlivened the occasion with the best of music. All parties seemed to enjoy the socialities of the evening hugely, and after the supper, many speeches, and much wine, the party dispersed with the general understand that match games of Base Ball are good things, however they result.</p></br><p>-Missouri Weekly Patriot (Springfield, Mo.), April 9, 1868</p> <p>-Missouri Weekly Patriot (Springfield, Mo.), April 9, 1868</p>)
  • Eliot Club of Natick  + (<p>Eliot Club of Natick vs. Excelsior of Upton. See games tab.</p>)
  • Jacksons of Elizabethport  + (<p>Elizabethport is a neighborhood in Elizabeth.</p>)
  • Aetna Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard book has lots on this junior club</p>)
  • Monitor Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard book has this club existing in 1868</p>)
  • Columbia Club of Columbus  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati"  says the Columbia Club of Columbus existed in 1868.</p>)
  • Ludlow Club of Ludlow  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati"  says the Ludlow Club of Ludlow existed in 1868.</p>)
  • Irving Club of Covington  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati"  says the Irving and Haymaker Clubs of Covington existed in 1868.</p>)
  • Haymaker Club of Covington  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati"  says the Irving and Haymaker Clubs of Covington existed in 1868.</p>)
  • Reliable Club of Covington  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati"  says the Reliables of Covington played in a baseball tournament in Cincinnati in Sept. 1867</p>)
  • Republic Club of Columbus  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati"  says the Republic Club of Columbus attended the Sept. 1867 state convention.</p>)
  • Club of Walnut Hills  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p></br><p>The<em> Cincinnati Daily Gazette, </em>Aug. 10, 1867 reports that the Walnut Hills club defeated Clifton 77-9. The article points out that Walnut Hills is a senior team, whereas Clifton is a junior team.</p></br><p>This club may be the Woodburn Club of Walnut Hills, mentioned in Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct. 12, 1867. Ellard calls the Woodburn a junior club.</p></br><p>Walnut Hills is today part of Cincinnati. Cincinnati annexed it in 1869.</p> <p>Walnut Hills is today part of Cincinnati. Cincinnati annexed it in 1869.</p>)
  • Marion Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas.</p> Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas.</p>)
  • Ironsides Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Great Western Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Gladiator Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Social Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Crescent Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Indianola Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Crockett Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Baltic Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Osceola Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 55-56 gives the scores of a baseball tournament held in Cincinnati in 1867. Among the local clubs mentioned are the Marions, Ironsides, Great Westerns, Gladiators, Indianolas, Live Oaks, Walnut Hills, Crescents, Crocketts, Baltics and Osceolas. Plus the Live Oaks, Eagles of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p> of Dayton KY and Reliables of Covington KY.</p>)
  • Harmony Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • Hunkidori Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • I. X. L. Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • Laurel Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • Pastime Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • Red Hot Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • East End Club of Cincinnati  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>uckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p>)
  • Columbia Club of Columbia, Hamilton County, Ohio  + (<p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" … <p>Ellard, "Baseball in Cincinnati" p. 60 (also Cincinnati <em>Daily Gazette</em>, Sept. 27, 1867) report that among the clubs attending the meeting to form the Ohio State Baseball Association were the Columbia Club of Columbia, Fairmount Club of Fairmount, Diamond Club of Newton, Crusaw of Pendleton, all of Hamilton County, plus the following Cincinnati Clubs: East End, Red Hot, Pastime, Laurel, I.X.L., Hun-ki-do-ri, Harmony, Live Oak, Buckeye, Cincinnati, Great Western Crescent, Social.</p></br><p>Cincinnati annexed Columbia in 1871.</p>ent, Social.</p> <p>Cincinnati annexed Columbia in 1871.</p>)
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