Other than Abner Doubleday, perhaps no person associated with the beginnings of baseball is more celebrated yet disputed than Alexander Joy Cartwright Jr. No evidence exists for Abner Doubleday's having anything to do with baseball. There is, on the other hand, sufficient evidence to connect Cartwright with baseball. However, in light of interviews with other former New York Knickerbockers.. This led Alexander Joy Cartwright (1820-1892) to draft a set of official rules for the game in 1845. A brokerage and bank clerk by day, Cartwright was a member, first, of Oceana Hose Company No. 36, and later of Knickerbocker Engine Company No. 12 in Manhattan.

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Hall of Fame Major League Baseball Pioneer. Born in New York City, he was officially credited by the US Congress for inventing the modern game of baseball on June 3, 1953. In 1842, he founded the Knickerbocker Baseball Club in Manhattan and Cartwright with a committee from his club drew up rules converting this.. Alexander Joy Cartwright was the chief codifier of the baseball rules from which the present rules were developed. A surveyor by profession, Cartwright was one of the founders of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club, an organization of amateur players in New York City. He was chairman of a club