A Manly Pastime - A Baseball History Blog

How long has it been since the Neshanock played at Greenway Meadow Park in Princeton?  Long enough for the local municipality to construct a...

The primary purpose of my blog posts about Neshanock games is to give readers a sense of what a vintage baseball game is like.  Sometimes I ...

Every vintage baseball game requires decision-making, especially making out the lineups both at bat and in the field.  Those decisions are e...

When I do presentations on early New Jersey baseball, I tell the audience there are three ways they can learn about the nineteenth-century g...

On Memorial Day, the Neshanock finally got to play a game without regularly checking the weather forecast.  In fact, it would have been hard...

On Saturday, the Bergen County Division of Cultural and Historic Affairs hosted the Neshanock and our friends, the Atlantic Base Ball Club o...

Mark “Gaslight” Granieri My first game was at “The House That Ruth Built” or “Rebuilt” as it was the first year the Yankees were back at the...