At the 18th Annual Old Base Ball Festival at Old Bethpage Village Restoration, it was announced that the Annual Festival is forever being renamed in Doc Adams’ honor. Marjorie Adams was presented a plaque to commemorate the event.
Continue reading →Marjorie Adams is attending the 18th Annual Vintage Base Ball Festival at Old Bethpage where Doc Adams is being honored this weekend.
Continue reading →Well, it’s finally arrived. Old time base ball will be played this weekend and Doc Adams will be honored at Old Bethpage Restoration Village. Come down and enjoy. Ceremony around 10:00 on Saturday.
Continue reading →The 18th Annual Old Time Base Ball Festival at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration, the birthplace of Vintage Base Ball, is less than two weeks away!This year they will be honoring the relatives of one of the Fathers of Baseball Daniel … Continue reading →
Save the date, August 1. Especially if you are in or around the Old Bethpage, Long Island area (hint, hint). More details to follow.
Continue reading →Knickerbockers 1 – Gremlins 0. The Doc Adams Base Ball has been restored and is once again fully operational. Apologies to anyone inconvenienced over the last couple of days. In the words of Boomer and Carton, “Tell your friends! Tell … Continue reading →
Majorie Adams will be presenting a special exhibit at the Essex Base Ball Organization’s Father’s Day Event. Come out, watch some vintage base ball, have fun and learn about Doc Adams and his contributions to the game.
Continue reading →Marjorie Adams, great-granddaughter of Doc Adams attended her 1st Major League Baseball game at Citi Field, seeing the New York Mets defeat the Atlanta Braves, 10-8.
Continue reading →Doc Adams and the efforts to have him enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame were profiled in Connecticut Magazine in the “House Call? Efforts Are Ramping Up To Give Baseball Legend His Proper Recognition” By Eric Ofgang.
Continue reading →Daniel Lucius “Doc” Adams has been selected as SABR’s Overlooked 19th Century BaseballLegend for 2014. The announcement was made Thursday, July 31 at the Nineteenth Century Committee’s annual business meeting held at SABR 44 in Houston
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