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Nick Name	Trenton
Earliest Known Date	May 1856
Last Known Game
Location	Trenton, NJ, United States
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NABBP Status
Nine Class
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Description	From Protoball Entry #1856.21 – Trenton Club Forms for "Invigorating Amusement" "BASE BALL CLUB. – A number of gentlemen of this city have formed themselves into a club for the practice of the invigorating amusement of Base Ball. Their practicing ground is on the common east of the canal. We hope that this will be succeeded by a Cricket Club." "Base Ball Club," Trenton (NJ) State Gazette (May 26, 1856) no page provided. Contributed by John Maurath, Missouri Civil War Museum at Historic Jefferson Barracks, 1/18/2008.
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Comment	Trenton had 17,228 residents in 1860 and 22,874 in 1870. Edit with form to add a comment
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First in Location	Trenton, NJ
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Entry Origin	Sabrpedia
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Win/Loss Records As Far As We Now Know

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Year	Games	Losses
1856	1 Played	0 Lost
1858	1 Played	0 Lost
1865	2 Played	2 Lost

Ballgames

Page	Date	City	State	Team 1	Team 2	Score	First in	Contributor
Ballgame	1856-06-05	Trenton	NJ	Club of Trenton	Club of Trenton			Craig Waff
Ballgame	1858-06-01	Trenton	NJ	Club of Trenton	Club of Trenton	23 - 15	Trenton, NJ	John Zinn
Ballgame	1865-06-10	Trenton	NJ	Young America Club of Trenton	Club of Trenton	13 - 8		Bob Tholkes
Ballgame	1865-10-16	Bordentown	NJ	Club of Trenton	Columbia Club of Bordentown	24 - 28	Bordentown, NJ	Bob Tholkes

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Players

Player	Years	Roles
Cogill	1858
Crozer	1858
D. Temple	1858
Dayton	1858
Dickinson	1858	Later Officer
E. T. Grenne	1858
Ewing	1858
Hall	1858
Hicks	1858
Holt	1858
Jay T.	1858
Jay W.	1858
Pollock	1858
Sinnickson	1858
T. Lloyd	1858
Van Camp	1858
W. Lloyd	1858
W. Temple	1858

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+<p>"BASE BALL CLUB. &ndash; A number of gentlemen of this city have formed themselves into a club for the practice of the invigorating amusement of Base Ball. Their practicing ground is on the common east of the canal. We hope that this will be succeeded by a Cricket Club."</p>
-|Coordinates=40.2170534, -74.7429384
+<p>"Base Ball Club," Trenton (NJ) State Gazette (May 26, 1856) no page provided. Contributed by John Maurath, Missouri Civil War Museum at Historic Jefferson Barracks, 1/18/2008.</p>
-|Description=<p>From Protoball Entry #1856.21 &ndash; Trenton Club Forms for "Invigorating Amusement"
+|Comment=<p>Trenton had 17,228 residents in 1860 and 22,874 in 1870.</p>
-</p><p>"BASE BALL CLUB. &ndash; A number of gentlemen of this city have formed themselves into a club for the practice of the invigorating amusement of Base Ball. Their practicing ground is on the common east of the canal.  We hope that this will be succeeded by a Cricket Club."
-</p><p>"Base Ball Club," Trenton (NJ) State Gazette (May 26, 1856) no page provided.  Contributed by John Maurath, Missouri Civil War Museum at Historic Jefferson Barracks, 1/18/2008.
-</p>
 |Reviewed=Yes
-|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
 |First in Location=Trenton, NJ
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+|First Newspaper Mention Date Type=Month
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