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These are some of the most important and significant amateur fields in the nation
including the College World Series ballparks past and present as well as the Little
League World Series Past and Present. Also we look at the Minnesota Town
Ball stadiums, some stunning WPA ballparks and some unusual and beautiful ballparks
that never got to see professional baseball but are some of the best in the
world… |
TD Trademark Park Omaha Nebraska Since: 2011 |
Millington Tennessee Training for USA Olympic Team 1986-1996 |
Original LL World Series Ballpark Williamsport Pennsylvania UNTIL: 1958 |
DAVID ALLEN MEMORIAL STADIUM Enid Oklahoma This incredibly beautiful million dollar ballpark is a memorial to the young local boy “David Allen” who dreamed of becoming a pro ball player but left this earth before he ever got the chance |
The only stadium in the world to be built completely out of red rock… this home to the famed barnstorming Elk City Elks… an amateur ballclub which has been around for over half a century. Amazing that this place never saw pro ball… |
MLB Exhibition Games Cooperstown New York 1940-2007 |
Doc Moonlight Graham Field Chisholm Since: 1938 |
Athletic Park Chaska Cubs Since: 1950 |
The Mini Met Jordan Brewers / Ale’rs Since: 1935 |
Horror Author Steven King’s personal “pro style” baseball stadium built into his
back yard as a home for youth and amateur ball for the residents of Bangor Maine
to use. |
Al Nyberg Field Minnesota Skeeters Since: ???? |
A stunning WPA ballpark tucked into the eastern plains of Montana. Denton Field probably
was intended to be a professional baseball stadium, but pro ball never
came this far east so this stunning place has been amateur ever since |
Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha Nebraska Until 2010 (Demolished) |
Volunteer Park Williamsport Pennsylvania Since: 2011 |
Lamade Stadium Williamsport Pennsylvania Since: 1959 |
NCAA DIVISION I College World Series Stadiums (Past & Present) |
Little League World Series Stadiums (Past located below) |
Little League World Series Original Ballpark before Lamade |
Notable Amateur Baseball Parks: |
NJCAA College World Series TEAM USA Olympic Training 1986-1996 |
Major League Baseball Hall of Fame Exhibition Game |
Minnesota Town Ball League Ballparks – Amateur League – No Affiliations – In Minnesota,
there are the Townball Leagues where baseball is played in magnificent old
wooden & stone ballparks spread throughout the land from the early 20th century. |
Other Notable Amateur and youth ballparks from around the world… |
Is it a log cabin or a ballpark? This lovely stadium hidden in the little town of
Breda Iowa is home to the American Legion who are lucky enough to play in one
of the prettiest parks we’ve ever seen. |
Other Notable Amateur WPA and 1950’s era Ballparks.. |
A Mini version of Connie Mack Stadium built in the 1930’s with a terrifying Centerfield
which rises up nearly a full story high. |
One of the oldest ballparks in the entire world, this grandstand supposedly dates
back to 1910 and there are plenty of rumors that Babe Ruth played here often with
the Boston Red Sox in exhibition. |
This completely wooden ballpark is a time machine. Stepping into it takes you back
to the earliest days of ballpark design. Though it never saw pro ball, it stands
as a perfect specimen of early 20th century basebal architecture. |
One of the last remaining “industry league ballparks” left in the world, this ballpark
built in 1925, by Harry S. Firestone for the “tire league”. Has recently
served as home for Team USA Softball as well as the Racers pro softball team |
An amazing ballpark built by the late great baseball man Jerry Patterson. This ballpark
was designed to bring a more “minor league” feel to the youth leagues and
get them very excited about the game of baseball. |
A ballpark which seemingly had to be built for professional ball in 1949, never came
to pass. Instead this stunning mint condition ballpark, which looks like it
just opened takes us back in time to the late 40’s . |
Horror Author Steven King’s personal “pro style” baseball stadium built into his
back yard as a home for youth and amateur ball for the residents of Bangor Maine
to use. |
This mini version of the Brewers “Miller Field” is built on the grounds of Milwaukee’s
beloved Major League team. With amazing views of the stadium, this youth
park sets a young man’s sights exactly on what he can one day achieve. |
MANDO FIELD Moxville North Carolina Mando Field is a small ballpark built in North Carolina. It is relatively small, seating only about 400-500 but shows just how lovely and ornate a modern day amateur park can be and is hopefully where amateur design is going…. |
Cadwell Park is the biggest “amateur tournament” home in South Dakota… home to
the South Dakota Amateur State Tournament every season. |