Marjorie Adams visits Old Bethpage
Marjorie Adams is attending the 18th Annual Vintage Base Ball Festival at Old Bethpage where Doc Adams is being honored this weekend.
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This is a very interesting fact of baseball that Ms. Adams has uncovered. Is there any chance a Doc Adams exhibition will be on the West Coast — San Francisco is a great baseball town and we would like to see something like this.
Tom Rogers
Good morning Mr Rogers: I am quite flattered and as tempting as it sounds, alas, no travelling exhibit is in the works and I can’t imagine doing such a thing!!! But Doc Adams and I are very grateful for your inquiry. Everything in those displays should be on our site and the few things that might not be are minor……But I thank you for taking the time to ask!!! And I hope you will support our efforts to get Doc Adams his rightful place in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Yes, I know that SF is a big baseball town!!! Their bb tradition goes back to the 1860’s!!!!!
Thank you again, Marjorie Adams