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Location	Cheyenne, WY, United States
Modern Address	Railroad Depot Museum
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Description	The Cheyenne Daily Leader, Aug. 23, 1873 has the Modocs playing the 4th Infantry, Fort Russell, on grounds south of the Railroad House. The UP Railroad House was the finest Hotel in Cheyenne. It was just east of the railroad depot, by the tracks at the foot of Ransom (now Central) Avenue. The grounds to the south of this hotel were open in 1871. Earlier games may have been played here.
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice

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Modoc Club of Cheyenne	1873

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 |City=Cheyenne
 |Modern Address=Railroad Depot Museum
-|Description=<p>The Cheyenne Daily Leader, Aug. 23, 1873 has them playing the 4th Infantry, Fort Russell, on grounds south of the Railroad House.</p>
+|Description=<p>The Cheyenne Daily Leader, Aug. 23, 1873 has the Modocs playing the 4th Infantry, Fort Russell, on grounds south of the Railroad House.</p>
-<p>The UP Railroad House was the finest Hotel in Cheyenne. It was just east of the railroad depot, by the tracks at the foot of Ransom (now Central) Avenue. The grounds to the south of this hotel were open in 1871.</p>
+<p>The UP Railroad House was the finest Hotel in Cheyenne. It was just east of the railroad depot, by the tracks at the foot of Ransom (now Central) Avenue. The grounds to the south of this hotel were open in 1871. Earlier games may have been played here.</p>
 |Reviewed=Yes
 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice,
 |Entered by=Bruce Allardice
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