Hanford Baseball Company

01/01/2026

In, Near or Around Tennessee?

Happy New Year and a hearty huzzah from Tennessee Association of Vintage Base Ball!

Is your New Year’s resolution to play vintage baseball? You are in luck! New player registration is open now. Complete the form at the link below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftFRYSmo7aDlhVN7vvTH8WZpW28Fp9N5vWHboffE-ijPDwJw/viewform

12/30/2025

Rockford Stars Base Ball Club 2026 Schedule!

As the new year approaches we are already looking forward to our upcoming season! Check out our 2026 schedule to see when you can catch the Stars in action!

12/24/2025

We’d like to take this time to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We’re so grateful for all of the orders and support throughout 2025, and truly appreciate our customers supporting small business!

The site is still open for new orders with items being shipped out 12/29 as we take inventory over the long holiday weekend!

12/11/2025

Place your orders by December 17th for delivery by Christmas! Order Now HanfordBaseBallCo.com

11/24/2025

Which Five players do you want to see in the 2026 Hanford Base Ball Card Set? Tag em’ in the Comments!

10/07/2025

Tarp is off the field and we’re ready for October Base Ball in the D! 🐅 ⚾️

10/01/2025

Valid thru this Sunday 10/5!

Who are you pulling for this post season?!

09/23/2025

https://baseballstoryteller.com/2025/09/17/a-vintage-base-ball-chat-with-mike-marbles-fini-of-the-hanford-base-ball-company/?utm_campaign=as-npt105112517

I continue my journey, my experience, my exploration into the fascinating world of Vintage Base Ball. It is a wonderful community of baseball and base ball fans, players, vendors, and great storyte…

09/01/2025

Next weekend in Tennessee!

The bracket is set! September 13-14 Come on out to Fort Olgethorpe Georgia at the historic Polo fields located on Barnhardt Circle!

Games start at 9AM both days, free admission just bring a chair!

08/25/2025

More 1880s Base Balls going out today! One of our favorite things about the 19th century game, is that it’s played year round in different parts of the country! Strike Well!