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<p>Harry Wright had been added to the cricketers' lineup as catcher, and Jim Creighton pitched for the Excelsiors.</p> | <p>Harry Wright had been added to the cricketers' lineup as catcher, and Jim Creighton pitched for the Excelsiors.</p> | ||
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| Date | Thursday, November 8, 1860 |
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| Location | Hoboken, NJ, United States |
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| Description | The Excelsior Club finished its playing season on 11/8/1860 by playing members of the St. George Cricket Club and beating them, 25-0, is what was reported as the first time a club had been held scoreless. Harry Wright had been added to the cricketers' lineup as catcher, and Jim Creighton pitched for the Excelsiors.
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| Sources | See chronology entry # |
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