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• Club of Salem  + (<p>New Albany <em>Daily Ledger</em>, June 30, 1870, reports that the Blue Stocking Base Ball Club of New Albany is negotiating to play the Salem Base Ball Club at Salem.</p>)
• Colored Club of New Albany  + (<p>New Albany <em>Daily Ledger</em>, Oct. 26, 1866, reports that two "colored" clubs have formed in that city.</p>)
• Whaling City Club of New Bedford  + (<p>New Bedford was noted for whaling ships.</p>)
• Hornet's Nest Club of Charlotte v Fair Ground Club of Charlotte on 2 March 1867  + (<p>New Bern Journal of Commerce, Mar … <p>New Bern Journal of Commerce, March 10, 1867.</p></br><p>The <em>New York Clipper</em>, March 30, 1867 reports on a game in which the Fair Grounds Club lost to the local Hornet's Nest 65-16 on March 2. The Fair Grounds club was made up of soldiers of co. H, 8th US Infantry, stationed there.</p>made up of soldiers of co. H, 8th US Infantry, stationed there.</p>)
• Pioneer Club of New Britain, FL  + (<p>New Britain is today Ormond Beach.</p>)
• Club of New Chicago, KS  + (<p>New Chicago (Chicago Junction,, Alliance, Tioga) was renamed Chanute in 1872. It had 887 residents in 1880.</p>)
• Green Hill Club of New Cumberland  + (<p>New Cumberland is a township in Cumberland County, PA, near Harrisburg.</p> <p>A team of high schoolers.</p>)
• Club of New Design  + (<p>New Design is a precinct in Monroe County,</p>)
• Club of Dundee, Ontario  + (<p>New Dundee, Ontario (fd 1830) is presumed here, but it could also be Dundee in Southwestern Quebec.</p>)
• Marion Club of New England Village  + (<p>New England Village is part of Grafton</p>)
• Club of New Hope  + (<p>New Hope had 1,141 residents in 1860.</p>)
• Reveille Club of Greenville  + (<p>New Orleans <em>Times</e … <p>New Orleans <em>Times</em>, June 11, 1867 reported on a match in the army camp at Greenville between the Reveille Base Ball Club of company E, 4th US Cavalry, and the Jackson Base Ball Club of the 1st U.S. Infantry.</p></br><p>The camp was at Broadway and St. Charles in modern New Orleans. Greenville was annexed by New Orleans in 1882.</p>n modern New Orleans. Greenville was annexed by New Orleans in 1882.</p>)
• Washington Club of New Orleans v Washington Club of New Orleans on 23 October 1859  + (<p>New Orleans Crescent, Oct. 24, 1859 reports that yesterday, at the old racket grounds, 4th District, Pablo's side defeated Settgast's side 28-22.</p>)
• Pelican Club of New Orleans  + (<p>New Orleans Daily Picayune</p>)
• Liberty Club of New Orleans  + (<p>New Orleans Daily True Delta; NYSM 601202</p>)
• Jackson Club of Greenville  + (<p>New Orleans <em>Times</e … <p>New Orleans <em>Times</em>, June 11, 1867 reported on a match in the army camp at Greenville between the Reveille Base Ball Club of company E, 4th US Cavalry, and the Jackson Base Ball Club of the 1st U.S. Infantry.</p></br><p>The camp was at Broadway and St. Charles in modern New Orleans. Greenville was annexed by New Orleans in 1882.</p>ern New Orleans. Greenville was annexed by New Orleans in 1882.</p>)
• Club of New Rochelle  + (<p>New Rochelle is in Westchester County, about 15 miles NE of Manhattan.</p>)
• Excelsior Club of New Texas Landing  + (<p>New Texas Landing is about 2 miles north of Morganza, on the river</p>)
• Alert Club of Rochester  + (<p>New York <em>Clipper</em>, Sept. 1, 1866 reports on an Alert Jr. Club. Did this club have sr. and jr. branches?</p>)
• Hawkeye Club of Dubuque  + (<p>New York <em>Clipper</em … <p>New York <em>Clipper</em>, Sept. 19, 1863: "The Hawkeye Club of Dubuque, Iowa, is a new organization under the regulations of the National Association. More recently, another club has been organized called the Key City Club, which continued, give evidence that civilization is gradually progressing westward."</p></br><p>The Julien BBC of Dubuque was playing games as early as 1865. See the Freeport (IL) <em>Journal</em>, June 6, 1866.</p></br><p>The Dubuque Daily Times, Aug. 15, 1863 notes a meeting of the Dubuque City BBC. Same Aug. 19, 1863 notes that a match game of the Hawkeye BBC will be played "at the old race track."</p></br><p>The Encyclopedia of Dubuque asserts that baseball was informally played in Dubuque as early as 1855.</p>>The Encyclopedia of Dubuque asserts that baseball was informally played in Dubuque as early as 1855.</p>)
• Intrepid Club of Brooklyn  + (<p>New York <em>Dispatch</em>, Nov. 11, 1866</p> <p> </p>)
• Club of Brooklyn  + (<p>New York Atlas</p>)
• Clinton Club of Hoboken  + (<p>New York Clipper - 10/10/1857</p>)
• Washington Club of Hoboken  + (<p>New York Clipper - 11/14/1857</p> <p>NYSM 600422</p>)
• Hudson Club of Hoboken  + (<p>New York Clipper - 11/21/1857</p>)

• Alert Club of Jersey City  + (<p>New York Clipper - 9/19/1857 </p>)

• Oriental Jr. Club of Brookline  + (<p>New York Clipper, Dec. 12, 26, 1868 mentions the Oriental Jr., Village, Nameless, Oriental, Empire, Eagle, Unknown and Star Clubs of Brookline.</p>)
• Frank Queen Club of Albany  + (<p>New York Clipper, July 4, 1863 has the Mystic of Troy 15, the Frank Queen of Albany 23.</p> <p> </p>)
• Mystic Club of Troy  + (<p>New York Clipper, July 4, 1863 has the Mystic of Troy 15, the Frank Queen of Albany 23.</p> <p> </p>)
• Clipper Club of Albany  + (<p>New York Clipper, June 26, 1869 notes the formation of the new Clipper Club of Albany,a  junior club.</p>)
• Stonewall Club of St. Louis  + (<p>New York Clipper, May 30, 1868</p>)
• Niagara Club of St. Louis  + (<p>New York Clipper, May 8, 1869, which mentions that the Niagaras had played ball for 5 years.</p>)
• Excelsior Town Ball Club of Philadelphia  + (<p>New York Clipper, Nov. 5, 1859 reports this club recently formed. Same club as the 1860 and on Excelsior, who later switched to base ball?</p>)
• Uncas Club of Franklin  + (<p>New York Clipper, Nov. 6, 1858. See games tabulation.</p>)
• Young Mechanics Club of St. Catherines  + (<p>New York Clipper, Sept. 12, 1868 reports on a game between two St. Catherines clubs where the Young Mechanics defeated the Frontiers 43-34, on the 31st at the race course.</p> <p>The winning club was formed June 17th, 1868.</p>)
• Harney BBC of the 2nd Cavalry v Casey BBC of the 4th Infantry on 24 August 1868  + (<p>New York Clipper, Sept. 12, 1868 reports on this game, played 8-24 in 12 degree heat.</p>)
• Baltic Club of Troy  + (<p>New York Clipper, Sept. 12, 1868 reports on a game where the Baltic of Troy beat the Star of Mt. Ida 45-36.</p>)
• Frontier Club of St. Catharines  + (<p>New York Clipper, Sept. 12, 1868 … <p>New York Clipper, Sept. 12, 1868 reports on a game between two St. Catherines clubs where the Young Mechanics defeated the Frontiers 43-34, on the 31st at the race course.</p></br><p>The St. Catharines <em>Constitutionalist</em>, Thursday July 7, 1870, under the headline "The Base Ball Match," reports that the Frontier Club of St. Catharines was defeated by Dundas 63 to 9 on Dominion Day (July 1).</p> Catharines was defeated by Dundas 63 to 9 on Dominion Day (July 1).</p>)
• Hero Club of Albany  + (<p>New York Clipper, Sept. 3, 1864 has the Clinton of Albany 35, the Hero of Albany 35, on the 21st.</p> <p> </p>)
• Clinton Club of Albany  + (<p>New York Clipper, Sept. 3, 1864 has the Clinton of Albany 35, the Hero of Albany 35, on the 21st.</p> <p> </p>)
• In Hoboken on 11 November 1845  + (<p>New York Club intra-club game</p>)
• Ninth National Bank v American Exchange National Bank in May 1867  + (<p>New York Daily Herald, May 31, 1867 reported this contest</p>)
• Independent Club of Troy  + (<p>New York Tribune, Sept. 26, 1870</p>)
• Mystic Club of Rochester  + (<p>New York <em>Clipper</em>, July 18, 1868 may also mention this club.</p> <p>A junior club?</p>)
• Club of Brunswick  + (<p>New York <em>Clipper</em>, Oct. 22, 1870 reports that there are 2 baseball clubs in Brunswick.</p>)
• Alert Club of Sag Harbor  + (<p>New club formed. Sag Harbor <em>Express</em>, May 9, 1867</p>)
• Neptune Club II of Brooklyn  + (<p>New club--not the same as Neptune of 1859</p>)
• Dexter Club of New York  + (<p>New club</p>)
• Defiance Club of New York2  + (<p>New club</p>)
• Newark Club of New Brunswick v Liberty Club of New Brunswick on 12 August 1859  + (<p>Newark (New Brunswick?) 22</p> <p>Liberty (New Brunswick) 16</p>)
• Union Club of Morrisania v Newark Club of Newark on 27 August 1862  + (<p>Newark (Newark) 14</p> < … <p>Newark (Newark) 14</p></br><p>Union (Morrisania) 13</p></br><p>(return game)</p></br><p>(<em>New York Clipper:</em> “After the game was over, the Union Club entertained the Newarkers in a very socialable and friendly manner, and they parted to meet again for the third and last match at as early a day as possible, provided the Ndewark nine do not all of them get the war fever.”)</p>y as possible, provided the Ndewark nine do not all of them get the war fever.”)</p>)