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{{Club
|Coordinates=41.6528052, -83.5378674
|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
|Name=Club of Toledo
|Name=Club of Toledo
|Date=1/1/1860
|Club Name=Toledo
|Type of Date=Year
|Type of Date=Day
|Is No Later Than=Yes
|Date=1860/08/29
|First Newspaper Mention=1/1/1860
|Is Foundation Date=Yes
|First Newspaper Mention Date Type=Year
|Date of Dissolution Type=Day
|Country=United States
|State=OH
|City=Toledo
|City=Toledo
|State=OH
|Nine Class=Senior
|Country=United States
|Description=<p>"The championship match played on Johnson's Island, August 1, 1864 is the earliest match game, yet discovered, of baseball played in Ohio. This is not to say that baseball had not been previously played in the state or that there were not baseball clubs in Ohio, There were, in fact, clubs, but their activity was limited to intra-club play or play within a club. There was a club in Sandusky and another nearby in Toledo in 1860."</p>
|Coordinates=41.6639383, -83.555212
<p>This presumably is the same club mentioned in the Cleveland Daily Leader, Aug. 10, 1866 as the Toledo Base Ball Club, which successfully sued a resident who refused to return base balls hit into his yard!</p>
|Description=<p>"The championship match played on Johnson's Island, August 1, 1864 is the earliest match game, yet discovered, of baseball played in Ohio. This is not to say that baseball had not been previously played in the state or that there were not baseball clubs in Ohio, There were, in fact, clubs, but their activity was limited to intra-club play or play within a club. There was a club in Sandusky and another nearby in Toledo in 1860."
<p>The Toledo City Directory for 1868 says the Toledo BBC was organized June 1866, and as of Nov. 1867 had 90 members.</p>
</p><p>In 1860, Toledo's population was about 13,800, ranking 68th in the US.
<p>The Toledo Blade, Aug. 30, 1860 announced the formation of this club, with Orson Kingsbury as president. It is unclear where this and other early clubs played, but the Lucas County Fairgrounds were (in 1870) on Dorr St. and are a likely candidate.</p>
</p>
<p>In 1860, Toledo's population was about 13,800, ranking 68th in the US.&nbsp;It grew to 31,000 residents in 1870, making it the 40th largest city.</p>
|Sources=<p>The Toledo Blade, Aug. 30, 1860. The Toledo City Directory for 1868</p>
|Has Source On Hand=No
|Reviewed=Yes
|Reviewed=Yes
|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
|Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
|Entered by=Bruce Allardice
|First in Location=Toledo, OH
|First in Location=Toledo, OH
|Has Supplemental Text=No
|Is No Later Than=Yes
|First Newspaper Mention=1860/01/01
|First Newspaper Mention Date Type=Year
}}
}}

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Nick Name Toledo
Earliest Known Date Wednesday, August 29, 1860 (Foundation Date)
Location Toledo, OH, United States
Nine Class Senior
Description

"The championship match played on Johnson's Island, August 1, 1864 is the earliest match game, yet discovered, of baseball played in Ohio. This is not to say that baseball had not been previously played in the state or that there were not baseball clubs in Ohio, There were, in fact, clubs, but their activity was limited to intra-club play or play within a club. There was a club in Sandusky and another nearby in Toledo in 1860."

This presumably is the same club mentioned in the Cleveland Daily Leader, Aug. 10, 1866 as the Toledo Base Ball Club, which successfully sued a resident who refused to return base balls hit into his yard!

The Toledo City Directory for 1868 says the Toledo BBC was organized June 1866, and as of Nov. 1867 had 90 members.

The Toledo Blade, Aug. 30, 1860 announced the formation of this club, with Orson Kingsbury as president. It is unclear where this and other early clubs played, but the Lucas County Fairgrounds were (in 1870) on Dorr St. and are a likely candidate.

In 1860, Toledo's population was about 13,800, ranking 68th in the US. It grew to 31,000 residents in 1870, making it the 40th largest city.

Sources

The Toledo Blade, Aug. 30, 1860. The Toledo City Directory for 1868

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Found by Bruce Allardice
Entered by Bruce Allardice
First in Location Toledo, OH
Entry Origin Sabrpedia

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