Record
Year W L T Games Rank in games (in wins) 1857 2 5 7 4 1858 5 1 6 8 (5th in wins) 1859 11 3 14 2 (tie 2nd) 1860 15 2 17 2 (2nd) 1861 8 4 12 1 (tie 1st) 1862 14 2 16 1 (tie 1st) 1863 10 0 10 5 (tie 1st in wins) 1864 1 4 5 17 1865 8 6 14 7 (7th) 1866 9 8 17 6 (tie 8th) 1867 6 16 1 23 10 1868 23 12 35 6 (6th) 1869 47 8 55 2 (2nd) 1870 13 16 1 30 16 Championship matches with professional teams 1869-1870 1869 15 8 23 2 (tie 2nd in wins) 1870 2 12 1 15 11 Professional leagues 1871 non-member 1872 3 26 29 6 (did not finish)Source for season records: Wright (2000) has published records for dozens of NABBP teams each season, relying on a mix of game and season records in contemporary newspapers and guides. Dozens of leading clubs by number of matches are included, as are many others. The records do not consistently cover either all games played or all championship matches between NABBP members.
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