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Nick Name	Peru
Earliest Known Date	1885
Last Known Game
Location	Peru, IL, United States
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NABBP Status
Nine Class	Senior
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Description	The Ottawa Free Trader, May 23, 1885, reports that on Monday evening last, in Peru, a baseball club was formed. Jno. D. Cahill, president, M. Driscoll, Captain, first nine. Peru and La Salle are "twin cities" on the Illinois River. Peru was a heavily German town (47% German foreign-born in 1870) and perhaps this is the reason why baseball was slow to come here.
Sources	The Ottawa Free Trader, May 23, 1885
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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	Peru, IL
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 |Coordinates=41.3275349, -89.12897279999999
-|Club of Peru, IL=Club of Peru
+|Name=Club of Peru, IL
 |Club Name=Peru
 |Type of Date=Year
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 |Nine Class=Senior
 |Description=<p>The Ottawa <em>Free Trader</em>, May 23, 1885, reports that on Monday evening last, in Peru, a baseball club was formed. Jno. D. Cahill, president, M. Driscoll, Captain, first nine.</p>
+<p>Peru and La Salle are "twin cities" on the Illinois River. Peru was a heavily German town (47% German foreign-born in 1870) and perhaps this is the reason why baseball was slow to come here.</p>
 |Sources=<p>The Ottawa&nbsp;<em>Free Trader</em>, May 23, 1885</p>
 |Has Source On Hand=No
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 |Entered by=Bruce Allardice
 |First in Location=Peru, IL
+|Club of Peru, IL=Club of Peru
 }}