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<p>"A much more pleasing picture is the recreation enjoyed by the boys of the 33rd [MA] Regiment. There were thirteen Sharon boys in the regiment and most of them had been members of the Sharon Massapoags, the state baseball champions of 1857. . . .</p> | <p>"A much more pleasing picture is the recreation enjoyed by the boys of the 33rd [MA] Regiment. There were thirteen Sharon boys in the regiment and most of them had been members of the Sharon Massapoags, the state baseball champions of 1857. . . .</p> | ||
<p>"They formed a nine of their own and soon defeated every team in the regiment. The New York boys of the 136th regiment next fell before them. At Atlanta their contest with a nine from the whole Cumberland army was crowned with success. Though unfortunately, but quite naturally the victors became insufferably conceited."</p> | <p>"They formed a nine of their own and soon defeated every team in the regiment. The New York boys of the 136th regiment next fell before them. At Atlanta their contest with a nine from the whole Cumberland army was crowned with success. Though unfortunately, but quite naturally the victors became insufferably conceited."</p> | ||
|Sources=<p>Amy Morgan Rafter Pratt, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The History of Sharon, Massachusetts to 1865</span> (Boston U masters thesis, 1935), page 74</p> | |Sources=<p>Amy Morgan Rafter Pratt, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The History of Sharon, Massachusetts to 1865</span> (Boston U masters thesis, 1935), page 74. Search string: <morgan rafter pratt>.</p> | ||
|Submitted by=Paul S. Johnson | |Submitted by=Paul S. Johnson | ||
|Submission Note=8/1/2015 | |Submission Note=8/1/2015 | ||
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"A much more pleasing picture is the recreation enjoyed by the boys of the 33rd [MA] Regiment. There were thirteen Sharon boys in the regiment and most of them had been members of the Sharon Massapoags, the state baseball champions of 1857. . . . "They formed a nine of their own and soon defeated every team in the regiment. The New York boys of the 136th regiment next fell before them. At Atlanta their contest with a nine from the whole Cumberland army was crowned with success. Though unfortunately, but quite naturally the victors became insufferably conceited." |
| Sources | Amy Morgan Rafter Pratt, The History of Sharon, Massachusetts to 1865 (Boston U masters thesis, 1935), page 74. Search string: <morgan rafter pratt>. |
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