Saugerties Vintage Base Ball Club

Last weekend we traveled to the Rocky Point vintage baseball festival hosted by our good friends Providence Grays! A great weekend, with both wins and losses, and fun had by all! We look forward to the remainder of our season and our upcoming match against our friends Mountain Athletic Club Vintage Base Ball this weekend! ⚾️

Chapter 4 begins tomorrow… ⚾️🇺🇸

Saugerties Brickmakers full 2026 season schedule! We hope to see you all at the games as we travel throughout the northeast playing ball!

This Saturday we travel into the Catskill Mountains to play a doubleheader of Base Ball with our friends Bovina Dairymen Vintage Base Ball ! Details below… and full schedule on the way!

2026 is here and the Saugerties Brickmakers are ready for another marvelous season of ball!

The Bovina Dairymen Vintage Base Ball season begins with a HOME GAME at Creamery Park on Saturday, May 2, at 2 PM.

Games are family-friendly and always free!

This Sunday at 11AM - Glasco Firemen’s Field. The Albany Rivefront Rangers come to town and face off against your Saugerties Brickmakers!

We begin in 1864 and end in 2025!

Cantine Veterans Memorial Sports Complexi

Saugerties very own Brickmakers Base Ball Club will be hosting our 3rd annual Pidgeon Pennant in honor of former Saugerties resident and early base ball pioneer Frank Pidgeon on Saturday, September 13th at our home grounds of Glasco Firemen’s Field, 139 Liberty St. Ext., Glasco, NY!

First Pitch 11:00AM.

The day will feature 3 match games of mid-19th century base ball! This year we welcome our good friends from west of the Catskill Mountains, Dairymen Vintage Base Ball and Mountain Athletic Club Vintage Base Ball. It should be noted this is MAC’s first trip to Saugerties!

Bring a lawn chair and a picnic - Admission is always FREE!

Does it get any more authentic than a reproduction of the 1825 “BASS-BALL” challenge in Hamden, NY, printed with the same hand-set printer as the original Delhi Gazette newspaper 200 years ago! Many thanks to Collin Miller for sending this to us for display in our archive.

It’s ephemera like this that keeps us grounded in the game’s history and deepens our connection to this project.

Polecats Vintage Base Ball Club - feat. The Hamden Nine

Many thanks to our friend Jonah at WRRV for helping us spread the word! Now is your chance to become a Brickmaker and play 19th century base ball! We are expanding our roster... because big things are coming!

Play Like It's 1864! Hudson Valley Team Looking For New Members Have you ever played vintage baseball?? An Ulster County team is currently recruiting new members

We had a fantastic time at the Doc Adams Old Time Base Ball Festival at Old Bethpage Village Restoration!

We were honored to play a match against the Eckford BBC, and after a hard-fought battle, the Bricks came out ahead with a final score of 6-4! The Eckfords were originally founded by former Saugerties resident and early base ball pioneer Frank Pidgeon—who our club proudly honors each year at our Pidgeon Pennant—making this a truly special matchup.

We also had a back-and-forth contest with the Providence Grays that ended 8-4 in favor of the Grays. We’re always excited to see our friends from Rhode Island. They’re true ambassadors of the game, and we’ve learned so much from playing against them. We look forward to many more meetings on the field.

We rounded out the festival with spirited matches against Mutual Base Ball Club of New York and Atlantic Base Ball Club —two of the most historic and long tenured clubs in vintage base ball. While they bested us, the Bricks fought hard until the final hand was out.

Overall, it was a fantastic weekend. Spending time together as a club and playing the game we love while honoring this early chapter in base ball’s historic story made for memories we won’t soon forget. Many thanks to the organizers who make this event possible!

Annual Doc Adams Old Time Base Ball Festival Next Weekend, August 2-3 - Doc Adams Base Ball (Official) The OFFICIAL Website of Daniel Lucius 'Doc' Adams, MD, a long overlooked Founding Father of Baseball.