Knickerbockers vs. the Gotham
In their first friendly game of the 1853 season, the Knickerbockers played the Gotham. Doc Adams played with his Knickerbocker team making 2 outs and scoring 3.runs.
- Home
- Biography
- News
- Images & Audio
- Recent Events
- Doc Adams Old Time Base Ball Festival
- Doc Adams Birthplace Classic
- The Knickerbocker Experience
- 1971: Ridgefield Bank’s 100th
- 2011: Doc Adams Day
- 2014: SABR 19th Century Committee Presentation
- 2014: SABR 19th Century Overlooked Baseball Legend
- 2016: Pre-integration Era Committee
- 2017: SABR 47 Presentation
- 2018: Library Of Congress: Baseball Americana
- 2021: Doc Adams Awareness Games
- 2021: John Phillip Martin All-Star Series
- 2022: Michigan Vintage Base Ball Festival
- The Laws Of Base Ball
- Doc Moments
- Roger Cook Adams Interview
- Doc Correspondences
- Images
- Doc Adams Base Ball Cards
- Doc Adams’ Parents
- Doc’s Grave
- Doc Adams’ Ridgefield Residence
- Elysian Fields
- Harvard Medical School Class Cards
- Nestor Of Ball Players
- Knickerbocker Uniform Buttons
- Knickerbocker Photos
- Knickerbocker Flag
- Ridgefield Library
- Ridgefield Savings Bank
- Site Of Doc’s Birthplace
- Yale Diploma
- Recent Events
- Blog
- About
- Marjorie Adams
- Guest Book
- Site Map
- Contact Us
- Petition
In light of the recent analysis o Louisf Wadsworth in John Thorn’s writings & his being the Knick representative (one of three) to the NABBP Convention where the 9 inning Rule was enacted, it is interesting to note that he turns up as a player for the Gotham. He came & went regarding membership in the Knicks more than once. Extensive info on him in “Baseball in the Garden of Eden.”