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1. www.gardenstatenaturals.org › teamsTeams — Garden State Naturals

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   The Naturals run five club teams: 12U (50/70), 13U (60/90), 15U (60/90), 16U (60/90), and a college prep team for graduating seniors. Our 12U and 13U teams compete in the spring and summer seasons, with a full winter training program.

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3. www.gardenstatenaturals.orgGarden State Naturals

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   The Garden State Naturals were formed in Fall of 2022 with a goal of providing a baseball home for all of our players out of our Central NJ location in Middlesex at the Nate Roe Baseball Academy. We have club teams 11U-18U, a robust training program, and playing in the top local, regional, and national events.

4. www.gardenstatenaturals.org › naturals-baseballGeneral 1 — Garden State Naturals

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   Our program begins with 50/70 teams that introduce our players to the club baseball setting, and expand at the 60/90 levels to develop players for their next baseball challenge. Our oldest players are guided through the college recruiting process and given all the tools they need to extend their baseball careers.

5. www.prepbaseballreport.com › news › NJFuture Games Team New Jersey: Position Players

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   Jul 25, 2023 · Updated schedule release HERE. Team NJ's slate begins the morning of Wednesday, July 26 with a position player showcase. The much anticipated opener is set for the 27th vs. Team Georgia before facing off with Team Texas on Friday the 28th.

6. www.njspotlightnews.org › 2019/09/19-09-22Baseball’s Deep Roots in New Jersey, Easily Overlooked

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   • Jackie Robinson in Jersey City
   • Larry Doby Broke American League Color Barrier
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   “New Jersey really did play a vital part in the spread of early baseball,” Zinn said in a recent interview. Zinn served as the guest curator for a special exhibitionthat opened earlier this year at the Morven Museum in Princeton. It details New Jersey’s important role in the development of baseball, while also debunking some common myths. They incl...

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   What’s believed to be the first recorded moving images of a baseball game were captured by Thomas Edison’s Edison Motion Pictures. The Library of Congress has preserved a short clip of its recording of a game between the Newark Colts and the Reading Coal Heavers. Photographed from one camera position behind home plate, according to the Library of C...

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   Nearly a century after the game between the two all-black teams in Newark, Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City would play host to another noteworthy event when Jackie Robinson, then a player with the minor league Montreal Royals, suited up for a game against the host Jersey City Giants. (At the time, the Royals were the Brooklyn Dodgers’ top farm team...

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   Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the stadium at Maple and Liberty streets near the Paterson Falls served as the home field for the New York Black Yankees at times during both the 1930s and 1940s, according to the Baseball Referencewebsite. Hinchliffe Stadium also hosted baseball’s “Colored Championship of the Nation” in 1933,...

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   Pop Lloyd Stadium opened in 1947, three decades before Lloyd was inducted posthumously into the baseball Hall of Fame. An episode of PBS’s “History Detectives” series that aired in 2003 noted the stadium’s leading role in the community. “This was the place to come on Sunday afternoon to watch a game in which the stands would be packed, the players ...

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   Just up the coast, in Manahawkin, are Doc Cramer Boulevard and the Doc Cramer Sports Complex, which are named after Beach Haven native and World Series winner Roger “Doc” Cramer. During a career that began in 1929 and spanned nearly 20 years, Cramer played for four major league teams, the Philadelphia Athletics, Boston Red Sox, Washington Senators ...

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7. njathletics.net › blogs › news2023 New Jersey Baseball All State Teams – njathletics

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   Jun 23, 2023 · From clutch hits that sealed victories to awe-inspiring defensive plays that left spectators in awe, the Garden State's baseball scene was brimming with talent and skill. With the season officially wrapped up, we highlight those who left the greatest impacts this spring.

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   Does New Jersey have a baseball team?

   • No Major League Baseball team calls New Jersey home, but the Garden State is dotted with sites that reflect its longstanding connections to the national pastime, even if many are now evident only in crumbling bricks and mortar. Open fields in Hoboken, long ago paved over, played a starring role in baseball’s early development.

   Baseball’s Deep Roots in New Jersey, Easily Overlooked

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   When was baseball first played in New Jersey?

   • The earliest known game featuring two all-black baseball teams also took place in New Jersey, in 1855 at a field in Newark, according to Zinn. The Morven exhibit — which is open through October 27 — also highlights the earliest documented evidence of women playing “ball,” which occurred at the Eagleswood School near Perth Amboy in 1859.

   Baseball’s Deep Roots in New Jersey, Easily Overlooked

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   Did New Jersey play a role in early baseball?

   • “New Jersey really did play a vital part in the spread of early baseball,” Zinn said in a recent interview. Zinn served as the guest curator for a special exhibition that opened earlier this year at the Morven Museum in Princeton. It details New Jersey’s important role in the development of baseball, while also debunking some common myths.

   Baseball’s Deep Roots in New Jersey, Easily Overlooked

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   Was baseball invented in New Jersey?

   • It details New Jersey’s important role in the development of baseball, while also debunking some common myths. They include the popular notion that the game was invented in Cooperstown, New York, or that the first game was played in Hoboken.

   Baseball’s Deep Roots in New Jersey, Easily Overlooked

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   Where are the best baseball sites in New Jersey?

   • While those places long ago succumbed to development, other noteworthy baseball sites in New Jersey are still standing. Among them are Pop Lloyd Stadium in Atlantic City, which for decades has honored the contributions of its Hall of Fame namesake, John Henry “Pop” Lloyd.

   Baseball’s Deep Roots in New Jersey, Easily Overlooked

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   Did New Jersey ever have a 'Baste ball'?

   • Still, New Jersey can lay claim to several important baseball milestones, including the first recorded written reference to a game of “baste ball,” which was noted by a Princeton University student in the 1780s. (Back then the university was called the College of New Jersey.)

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9. diamondnation.com › top-100-underclassmen-makeTop 100 underclassmen make Garden State Games place to be

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   Jun 7, 2024 · Mark your calendar for Tuesday, June 11 and set your GPS to Diamond Nation, Flemington, N.J. for the 11th Garden State Underclass Games, where the top 100 underclassmen in New Jersey will perform in front of hordes of college and pro scouts.