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|State=NY
|State=NY
|City=Rochester
|City=Rochester
|Game=Base Ball,  
|Game=Base Ball,
|Age of Players=Adult
|Age of Players=Adult
|Text=<p>There are conflicting accounts of when base ball arrived in Rochester. According to the <em>Rochester Democrat and Chronicle</em> (August 6, 1869), the town's first team, the Live Oak Club, had formed in 1857. A member of the club, quoted in 1903, also gave 1857 as the inaugural year, noting that the club "played unnoticed" that season. [<em>Rochester Post Express,</em> May 1, 1902.]</p>
|Text=<p>There are conflicting accounts of when base ball arrived in Rochester. According to the <em>Rochester Democrat and Chronicle</em> (August 6, 1869), the town's first team, the Live Oak Club, had formed in 1857. A member of the club, quoted in 1903, also gave 1857 as the inaugural year, noting that the club "played unnoticed" that season. [<em>Rochester Post Express,</em> May 1, 1902.]</p>
<p>Rochester baseball historian Priscilla Astifan [email of March 24, 2010] points out that it seems certain that the National Association rules were in effect in 1858, as seen in published box scores in that year.</p>
<p>Rochester baseball historian Priscilla Astifan [email of March 24, 2010] points out that it seems certain that the National Association rules were in effect in 1858, as seen in published box scores in that year.</p>
<p>One source, however, suggests a different club and an earlier year for base ball's local debut. "The first baseball club in Rochester was organized about 1855. . . . The first club was the Olympics."</p>
<p>One source, however, suggests a different club and an earlier year for base ball's local debut. "The first baseball club in Rochester was organized about 1855. . . . The first club was the Olympics."</p>
|Sources=<p>1855 Source: "Baseball Half a Century Ago," <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Rochester</span> <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Union and Advertiser</span>, March 24, 1903.</p>
|Sources=<p>The 1855 Source: "Baseball Half a Century Ago," <em>Rochester Union and Advertiser</em>, March 24, 1903.</p>
|Warning=<p><strong>Caution:</strong> The article does not refer to evidence for this claim, and Priscilla cannot find any, either.</p>
|Warning=<p><strong>Caution:</strong> The article does not refer to evidence for this claim, and Priscilla cannot find any, either.</p>
|Submitted by=Priscilla Astifan
|Submitted by=Priscilla Astifan

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There are conflicting accounts of when base ball arrived in Rochester. According to the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (August 6, 1869), the town's first team, the Live Oak Club, had formed in 1857. A member of the club, quoted in 1903, also gave 1857 as the inaugural year, noting that the club "played unnoticed" that season. [Rochester Post Express, May 1, 1902.]

Rochester baseball historian Priscilla Astifan [email of March 24, 2010] points out that it seems certain that the National Association rules were in effect in 1858, as seen in published box scores in that year.

One source, however, suggests a different club and an earlier year for base ball's local debut. "The first baseball club in Rochester was organized about 1855. . . . The first club was the Olympics."

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The 1855 Source: "Baseball Half a Century Ago," Rochester Union and Advertiser, March 24, 1903.

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Caution: The article does not refer to evidence for this claim, and Priscilla cannot find any, either.

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