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|City=Philadelphia | |City=Philadelphia | ||
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|Description=<p>The first club constitution, that of the Olympic Ball Club of Philadelphia in 1837, does not shed light on the nature of the game played. Membership was restricted to those above the age of twenty-one. One day per month was set for practice "Club day". <strong>Note:</strong> Sullivan dates the constitution at 1837, but notes that it was printed in 1838. </p> | |Description=<p>The first club constitution, that of the Olympic Ball Club of Philadelphia in 1837, does not shed light on the nature of the game played. Membership was restricted to those above the age of twenty-one. One day per month was set for practice "Club day". <strong>Note:</strong> Sullivan dates the constitution at 1837, but notes that it was printed in 1838. </p> | ||
<p>The constitution specifies that the club recorder shall act as "umpire", to settle disputes.</p> | <p>The constitution specifies that the club recorder shall act as "umpire", to settle disputes.</p> | ||
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|Has Source On Hand=No | |Has Source On Hand=No | ||
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|Submitted by=Larry McCray | |Submitted by=Larry McCray | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 16 November 2020
| Date | 1837 |
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| Location | Philadelphia, PA, United States |
| Modern Address | |
| Description | The first club constitution, that of the Olympic Ball Club of Philadelphia in 1837, does not shed light on the nature of the game played. Membership was restricted to those above the age of twenty-one. One day per month was set for practice "Club day". Note: Sullivan dates the constitution at 1837, but notes that it was printed in 1838. The constitution specifies that the club recorder shall act as "umpire", to settle disputes. |
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| Source Image | [[Image:|left|thumb]] |
| Has Source On Hand | No |
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| Submitted by | Larry McCray |
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