Brooklyn Enterprise
The Enterprise Baseball Club of Brooklyn was part of the National Association of Base Ball Players (NABBP) in the 1860s. The Enterprise Club first began playing other members of the NABBP in the 1850s.
Players
- Bob Ferguson
- Greg Norton
- Dickey Pearce
Games
| Date | Opponent | Score | Win/Loss/Tie | Location* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 20, 1856 | National Club | 24-12 | Win | NA |
| August 10, 1860 | Newark Eurekas | 25-21 | Win | NA |
| August 24, 1860 | New York Gothams | 15-56 | Loss | Hoboken |
| August 27, 1860 | Newark Eurekas | 13-21 | Loss | NA |
| August 29, 1860 | New York Gothams | 15-21 | Loss | Brooklyn |
| June 5, 1861 | Brooklyn Eckfords | 19-53 | Loss | Bedford, Brooklyn |
| July 10, 1861 | Newark Eurekas | 5-27 | Loss | NA |
| August 20, 1861 | New York Gothams | 13-14 | Loss | Hoboken |
| July 26, 1864 | New York Gothams | 13-22 | Loss | Hoboken |
| June 6, 1865 | New York Gothams | 18-19 (19 innings) | Loss | Hobokn |
| June 16, 1866 | Morrisania Union | 16-42 | Loss | Morrisania, The Bronx |
| September 14, 1866 | Brooklyn Excelsior | 18-16 | Win | NA |
| September 19, 1866 | Waterbury | 37-21 | Win | Hoboken |
- Note- Based on games recorded in Peverelly's book and baseballlibrary.com.
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References
Freyer, John and Mark Rucker. "Peverelly's National Game." Dover, New Hampshire: Arcadia Publishing: 2005. ISBN 0-7385-3404-8
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