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No, the Historic Pelham Blog has not evolved into a baseball blog. It just so happens that I continue to run across early references to baseball played in Pelham. Today's posting transcribes an article published in August, 1884 that references two baseball
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Showing posts with label Steeplechase. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
September 1884 Advertisement for The Country Club Steeplechase
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Below is an image of an advertisement for the "Great Steeplechase Meeting To Be Held at Pelham" on October 18, 1884. The advertisement appeared in September, 1884 in the New Rochelle Pioneer. The text of the advertisement is transcribed below the image.
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Below is an image of an advertisement for the "Great Steeplechase Meeting To Be Held at Pelham" on October 18, 1884. The advertisement appeared in September, 1884 in the New Rochelle Pioneer. The text of the advertisement is transcribed below the image.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
1884 Engraving of Winner of the Great Pelham Steeplechase, Barometer, and His Owner and Rider, J. D. Cheever
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Periodically I have written about the Steeplechase Races held at The Country Club in Pelham during the 1880s. See, for example:
Bell, Blake A., The Pelham Steeplechase Races of the 1880s, The Pelham Weekly, Vol. XIV, Issue 12, March 25, 2005, p. 10, col.
Located at http://www.historicpelham.com/.
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Periodically I have written about the Steeplechase Races held at The Country Club in Pelham during the 1880s. See, for example:
Bell, Blake A., The Pelham Steeplechase Races of the 1880s, The Pelham Weekly, Vol. XIV, Issue 12, March 25, 2005, p. 10, col.
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