Doc Adams Base Ball is celebrating it’s 3rd birthday! A lot has happened over the last three years. An engaging and memorable ‘interview of Doc Adams’ at SABR’s 6th Annual Frederick Ivor-Campbell 19th Century Base Ball Conference in Cooperstown…. Selection … Continue reading →
This weekend, the 2nd Annual Doc Adams Old Time Festival will take place at Old Bethpage Village Restoration.in Old Bethpage Long Island, NY. In 2015, this long running (now in its 19th year) Old Time Base Ball Festival was renamed … Continue reading →
This weekend, the 2nd Annual Doc Adams Old Time Festival will take place at Old Bethpage Village Restoration.in Old Bethpage Long Island, NY. In 2015, this long running (now in its 19th year) Old Time Base Ball Festival was renamed … Continue reading →
The National Baseball Hall of Fame announced sweeping changes to the Era Committee system. It’s kind of a bad news, good news story. The bad news is two-fold. The first is that the Pre-integration Era Committee is effectively being replaced … Continue reading →
It’s that special day of the year – Induction Day at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Today, the 311th and 312th members of this exclusive group will be enshrined in the Hall. Congratulations to Mike Piazza and Ken Griffey, … Continue reading →
Marjorie Adams is enjoying some great vintage base ball while attending the Gettysburg Base Ball Festival this weekend. She is also taking the opportunity to educate more people about Doc’s place in baseball history. Marjorie was interviewed at the field by Matt Allibone … Continue reading →
The Oregon Historical Society’s Baseball’s Magna Carta: Setting the Rules of America’s Game Exhibit opens today and runs through October 9. The public debut of the “Laws of Base Ball” authored by Doc Adams recently sold for a baseball document … Continue reading →
What is often referred to as the first recorded game played under the Knickerbocker Rules (now believed to be yet another intrasquad game), took place on June 19, 1846, when the Knickerbockers lost to the New York Baseball Club (aka … Continue reading →
The “Laws of Base Ball” authored by Doc Adams, which recently sold for a record $3,263,246, arrived at the Oregon Historical Society this week. To find out more about the arrival of these historic documents and see photos of that exciting … Continue reading →
The “Laws of Base Ball” authored by Doc Adams, which recently sold for a record $3,263,246, will make its public debut at the Oregon Historical Society next month. The artifacts will be exhibited in Portland from July 1 to October … Continue reading →