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|Description=<p><span>The Victory Grounds in </span><a href="https://lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/the-town/batestown/">Batestown</a><span> seems to have primarily been used for early baseball games, taking its name from the </span><a href="https://lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/organizations/victory-base-ball-club/">Victory Base Ball Club</a><span>. Its location was described as near the Bull’s Head Tavern, which was at 862 River Street – the southeast corner of River Street and Glen Avenue. The Bull’s Head Tavern was also called the North Troy Hotel, or Weir’s Hotel after its proprietor John A. Weir (1809-1884). The Victory Grounds, or some portion of it, subsequently became the </span><a href="https://lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/parks/laureate-grounds/">Laureate Grounds</a><span>. (Lansingburgh Historical Society)</span></p> | |Description=<p><span>The Victory Grounds in </span><a href="https://lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/the-town/batestown/">Batestown</a><span> seems to have primarily been used for early baseball games, taking its name from the </span><a href="https://lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/organizations/victory-base-ball-club/">Victory Base Ball Club</a><span>. Its location was described as near the Bull’s Head Tavern, which was at 862 River Street – the southeast corner of River Street and Glen Avenue. The Bull’s Head Tavern was also called the North Troy Hotel, or Weir’s Hotel after its proprietor John A. Weir (1809-1884). The Victory Grounds, or some portion of it, subsequently became the </span><a href="https://lansingburghhistoricalsociety.org/parks/laureate-grounds/">Laureate Grounds</a><span>. (Lansingburgh Historical Society)</span></p> | ||
<p><span>This land aka Troy Pleasure Course.</span></p> | <p><span>This land aka Troy Pleasure Course.</span></p> | ||
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|Entered by=Bruce Allardice | |Entered by=Bruce Allardice | ||
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Revision as of 04:35, 22 May 2018
| Location | Troy, NY, United States |
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| Modern Address | 862 River St. |
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| Description | The Victory Grounds in Batestown seems to have primarily been used for early baseball games, taking its name from the Victory Base Ball Club. Its location was described as near the Bull’s Head Tavern, which was at 862 River Street – the southeast corner of River Street and Glen Avenue. The Bull’s Head Tavern was also called the North Troy Hotel, or Weir’s Hotel after its proprietor John A. Weir (1809-1884). The Victory Grounds, or some portion of it, subsequently became the Laureate Grounds. (Lansingburgh Historical Society) This land aka Troy Pleasure Course. |
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| Entered by | Bruce Allardice |
Clubs
| Club | Years | Edit Association with Field |
|---|---|---|
| Victory Club of Troy | 1859 on |
Games
| Page | Date | City | Borough | State | Team 1 | Team 2 | Score | First in | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ballgame | 1859-08-30 | Troy | NY | Priam Club of Troy | Priam Club of Troy | 51 - 12 | Troy, NY | ||
| Ballgame | 1859-11-02 | Troy | NY | National Club of Lansingburgh | Priam Club of Troy | 56 - 45 | Bob Tholkes | ||
| Ballgame | 1860-06-30 | Troy | NY | Victory Club of Troy | Albany | 42 - 13 | Craig Waff | ||
| Ballgame | 1861-05-24 | Troy | NY | Victory Club of Troy | Union Club of Troy | 34 - 17 | Bob Tholkes | ||
| Ballgame | 1861-06-28 | Troy | NY | Knickerbocker Club of Troy | Alert Club of West Troy | 23 - 29 | Bob Tholkes | ||
| Ballgame | 1865-09-13 | Troy | NY | Union Club of Lansingburgh | Enterprise Club of Troy | 43 - 35 | Bob Tholkes |
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