Montclair the Evolution of a Suburban Town
Montclair the Evolution of a Suburban Town
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Herbert Biddulph, James D. Freeman, one Sigler, 'Mit' Bull, Arthur Hawes and others played on this ground. Prior to 1883 the Bloomfield Baseball Club played against the Montclair Baseball Club on this ground. " Mr. Hughes informs me that although employed in Montclair he was, at the date of this game, living in Bloomfield and played against the Montclairs on that occasion. His narrative con- tinues : "Between the years 1883 and 1890, I, myself, laid out baseball diamonds ; ist, on Hinck's lot a...long Christopher Street ; 2nd, Chestnut Street west of the railroad ; 3rd, on the corner of Walnut and Grove Streets near the school- house, finally, on the grounds running from the north side of Chestnut Street to the lot now owned by the Montclair Athletic Club. Then came the purchase of the present Athletic Club grounds. During the time we played at the 248 MONTCLAIR corner of Walnut and Grove Streets the club was known as the 'East End Athletic Club. ' Our meeting room was the dining room of the George Inness home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herbert Biddulph, James D. Freeman, one Sigler, 'Mit' Bull, Arthur Hawes and others played on this ground. Prior to 1883 the Bloomfield Baseball Club played against the Montclair Baseball Club on this ground. " Mr. Hughes informs me that although employed in Montclair he was, at the date of this game, living in Bloomfield and played against the Montclairs on that occasion. His narrative con- tinues : "Between the years 1883 and 1890, I, myself, laid out baseball diamonds ; ist, on Hinck's lot a...long Christopher Street ; 2nd, Chestnut Street west of the railroad ; 3rd, on the corner of Walnut and Grove Streets near the school- house, finally, on the grounds running from the north side of Chestnut Street to the lot now owned by the Montclair Athletic Club. Then came the purchase of the present Athletic Club grounds. During the time we played at the 248 MONTCLAIR corner of Walnut and Grove Streets the club was known as the 'East End Athletic Club. ' Our meeting room was the dining room of the George Inness home.
What to read after Montclair the Evolution of a Suburban Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin B Goodell to read onlineMoreLess
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