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Nick Name	Dramatic
Earliest Known Date	November 1866 -- no later than April 1867
Last Known Game
Location	Mobile, AL, United States
Modern Address
NABBP Status
Nine Class
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Description	The New York Clipper, Nov. 10, 1866, prints a letter asking abut base ball rules from the "Dramatic Base Ball Club, Mobile." The “Dramatic” Base Ball Club of Mobile played a match against the “Lone Star” of New Orleans in April, 1867, losing 92-7.[See Savannah Daily News, April 11, 1867, New Orleans Times, April 13, 1867 (citing the Mobile Register of the 11th).] Mobile AL is on the Gulf of Mexico and near the Mississippi border. Mobile's population was about 30,000 to 32,000 in the late 1860s. In 1860 it was the 4th largest CSA city and the 27th largest in the US. Mobile's cotton exports had been second only to New Orleans in the 1840s.
Sources	The New York Clipper, Nov. 10, 1866
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Has Source On Hand	No
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice
First in Location	AL
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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	Wins	Losses	Ties
1867	1 Played	0 Won	1 Lost	0 Tied

Ballgames

Page	Date	City	Borough	State	Team 1	Team 2	Score	First in	Contributor
Ballgame	1867-04-10	Mobile		AL	Dramatic Club of Mobile	Lone Star Club of New Orleans	7 - 92	Mobile, AL	Bruce Allardice

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Playing Fields

Field	Years	Edit Association with Club
Dramatic Club Grounds	1867

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+|Coordinates=30.6943566, -88.0430541
+|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
 |Name=Dramatic Club of Mobile
 |Club Name=Dramatic
-|Date=4/1/1867
 |Type of Date=Month
-|Is No Later Than=Yes
+|Date=1866/11/01
 |Date Note=no later than April 1867
-|First Newspaper Mention=4/1/1867
+|Date of Dissolution Type=Day
-|First Newspaper Mention Date Type=Month
+|Country=United States
+|State=AL
 |City=Mobile
-|State=AL
+|Description=<p>The New York <em>Clipper</em>, Nov. 10, 1866, prints a letter asking abut base ball rules from the "Dramatic Base Ball Club, Mobile."</p>
-|Country=United States
+<p>The &ldquo;Dramatic&rdquo; Base Ball Club of Mobile played a match against the &ldquo;Lone Star&rdquo; of New Orleans in April, 1867, losing 92-7.[See Savannah Daily News, April 11, 1867, New Orleans Times, April 13, 1867 (citing the Mobile Register of the 11th).]</p>
-|Coordinates=30.6943566, -88.0430541
+<p>Mobile AL is on the Gulf of Mexico and near the Mississippi border.</p>
-|Description=<p>The “Dramatic” Base Ball Club of Mobile played a match against the “Lone Star” of New Orleans in April, 1867, losing 92-7.[See Savannah Daily News, April 11, 1867, New Orleans Times, April 13, 1867 (citing the Mobile Register of the 11th).]
+<p>Mobile's population was about 30,000 to 32,000 in the late 1860s. In 1860 it was the 4th largest CSA city and the 27th largest in the US. Mobile's cotton exports had been second only to New Orleans in the 1840s.</p>
-</p><p>Mobile AL is on the Gulf of Mexico and near the Mississippi border.
+|Sources=<p>The New York&nbsp;<em>Clipper</em>, Nov. 10, 1866</p>
-</p><p>Mobile's population was about 30,000 to 32,000 in the late 1860s.  In 1860 it was the 4th largest CSA city and the 27th largest in the US. Mobile's cotton exports had been second only to New Orleans in the 1840s.
+|Has Source On Hand=No
-</p>
 |Reviewed=Yes
 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
-|Entry Origin=Sabrpedia
+|Entered by=Bruce Allardice
 |First in Location=AL
+|Is No Later Than=Yes
+|First Newspaper Mention=4/1/1867
+|First Newspaper Mention Date Type=Month
 }}