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Baseball Stadium History of the Double-A Texas League and its baseball parks
The Texas League began in 1902 and has been one of the longest running Minor League systems in history. With the exception of a 3 year break for World War II, the Texas League has played on continuously for well over 100 years, serving as the Double-A entry for 8 Major League franchises. Today the Texas League has expanded to include Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri as well but maintains at least 4 teams in the state of Texas.
Hodgetown
Amarillo Texas
Since: 2019
Dickey Stevens Park
Little Rock Arkansas
Since: 2007
Whataburger Field
Corpus Christi Texas
Since: 2005
Dr. Pepper Ballpark
Frisco Texas
Since: 2003
Arvest Ballpark
Springdale Arkansas
Since: 2008
ONEOK Field
Tulsa Oklahoma
Since: 2010
State Fair Rack Trk
Dallas Steers
1924
Dr. Pepper Ballpark
Frisco RoughRiders
Present – 2003
Dickey Stevens Park
Arkansas Travelers
Present-2007
Holland Park
Oklahoma City Indians
1957-1933
Oneok Field
Tulsa Oilers
Present – 2010
Tingley Field
Albuquerque Dukes
1968-1962
Stuart Stadium
Beaumont Roughnecks
1955-1923
Riverside Negro Lg Park
Dallas Steers
1924
Moody Stadium
Galvaston Buccaneers
1937-1931
Magnolia Park
Beaumont Exporters
1922-19, 1917-1912
Joe Gardner Park
Dallas Submarines
1924-1915
Gulfview Park
Galveston Sand Crabs
1924-19, 1917-16
Texan Field
Longview Cannibals
1932
Beidenharn Park
Shreveport Sports
1932-1925
Driller Park
Tulsa Oilers
1980-1977
Amarillo Ballpark
Amarillo Sod Poodles
Present-2019
Whataburger Field
Corpus Christi Hooks
Since: 2005
Harlingen Field
Rio Grande Valley Giants
1961-1960
Tim McCarver Stad.
Memphis Blues
1973-1968
Gasser Park
Shreveport Gassers
1925-1920
Potter County Stad.
Amarillo Gold Sox
82-76, 75-65, 63-59
Schepps Palms
Corpus Christi Giants
1959-1958
Buffalo Stadium
Houston Buffs
1958-46, 1942-26
Mission Stadium
San Antonio Missions
1967, 1964-1947
League Park
Shreveport Gassers
1919-1915
Riverside Park
Victoria Rosebuds
1961-1958
Cardinal Park
Ardmore Rosebuds
1961
Arlington Turnpike St
Dallas-Ft Worth Spurs
1971-1965
La Grave Field II
Ft. Worth Cats
1964,1958-1950
West End Park II
Houston Buffs
1927-1916
Eagle Field
San Antonio Indians
1932
Arvest Ballpark
NW Arkansas Naturals
Present-2008
Burnett Field
Dallas Eagles
1958-46, 1942-24
La Grave Field I
Ft. Worth Cats
1949-46, 1942-26
League Park
San Antonio Bronchos
1932-1915
Cotton Bowl
Dallas Eagles
1950
Panther Park
Ft. Worth Panthers
1925-1911
Fair Park
Tyler Sports
1932
Spudder Park
Wichita Falls Spudders 1932-1920
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