Hilldale Park Situated in Yeadon, Pennsylvania, Hilldale Park served as home for various Negro League teams from 1910 to 1932. Â Some of the greatest players in the history of black baseball, including John Henry Pop Lloyd and Oscar Charleston, called Hilldale Park home during that period. Â Lloyd, the finest shortstop ever to play in…
 [adrotate banner=”49″]  8 Best MLB Ballparks in America Baseball is one of the most loved sports in America, right next to basketball and American football. With the sport being such a phenomenon, it goes without saying that there is a significant number of quality ballparks across the states. There aren’t exactly any “bad”…
 [adrotate banner=”49″]  Baseball is known to be America’s national pastime. Fans all over the US always anticipate its sporting events, with some even betting money to amp up the excitement even more. Hence, when watching a baseball game, you should ensure that you enjoy every minute of it. Doing so will help you…
A couple million fans flock to Fenway Park each and every year to see the Red Sox play. But with a landmark like this ballpark, the walls hold many secrets. Here are just five of the many things you didn’t know about Fenway Park. 1. Used To Be A Dump It cost $650,000 to build…
January 26, 1965: Demolition begins at Washington’s Griffith Stadium. The venue opened as National Park in 1911 and was used for over half a century, hosting a final game on September 21, 1961. Former player and manager Clark Griffith bought the Senators in 1920, with the stadium taking his name. Griffith won 237 games as…
An exterior view of Stars Park, home to the Negro National League St. Louis Stars from 1922 to 1931. Discovered in a box of negatives at The Missouri Historical Society in 2016, this is the only known photograph of the 10,000 seat stadium—one of the few built explicitly for a Negro League team. Ideal for…
Baseball fans gathered at Sloss Field in Birmingham for an industrial league game Industrial Baseball Leagues in Alabama Industrial league baseball was a form of semi-professional baseball that developed during the late nineteenth century and became commonplace in Alabama during much of the twentieth century. Companies sponsored the leagues to enhance employee loyalty and provide…
Agricultural County Fair Grounds I Worcester, MA, US
Agricultural County Fair Grounds II Worcester, MA, US
Worcester Driving Park Grounds Worcester, MA, US
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