South Side Park - Wikipedia
South Side Park was the name used for three different baseball parks that formerly stood in Chicago, Illinois, at different times, and whose sites were all just a few blocks away from each other.
Seamheads.com Ballparks Database
South Side Park III. aka White Sox Park; White Stocking Park; Cricket Club Grounds; 39th Street Grounds; Schorling's Park; American Giants Park . 1901 - 1910 . Chicago, IL Historic Aerials What Was There. Team Years Games; White Sox (1901 - 1910) 718 . …
Southside Park, Sacramento, California - Wikipedia
Southside Park is a neighborhood in Sacramento, California, located immediately south of Downtown Sacramento. Its official borders are R Street to the north, W-X Freeway to the south, I-5 to the west, and 12th Street to the east.
South Side Park - Project Ballpark
Park Name: South Side Park (III) Team: Chicago White Sox ( AL 1901-10), Chicago American Giants ( NNL1 1920-31, NSL 1932, NNL2 1933-35, NAL 1937-40), Chicago Giants ( NNL1 1920-21) Opening Day: April 24, 1901
Chicago’s South Side Park And The Neighborhood Of Lost Ballparks
2013年3月21日 · South Side Park, located at the intersection of W Pershing Road and S Princeton Street in Chicago, Illinois, was the home of the Chicago White Sox from their inception in the American League in 1901 until mid way through the 1910 season.
South Side Park III - Chicago - RetroSeasons.com
The third South Side Park, the best known and longest lived venue by that name, was on the north side of 39th Street (now called Pershing Road) between South Wentworth Avenue and South Princeton Avenue, located at 41°49′28″N 87°37′58″W.
Southside Park Map - Sacramento Map
2022年7月21日 · Located just south of Downtown Sacramento, Southside Park is part of the South Side Historic District in Sacramento. There are many annual celebrations held at the park as well as a Sunday Farmers Market that attracts locals and visitors throughout the year.
South Side Park - BR Bullpen - Baseball-Reference.com
South Side Park was home of the Chicago White Sox from 1901 to 1910, and home of the Chicago American Giants until 1940. It was known as Schorling's Park from 1920 until its destruction, and Cole's Park from 1933-1935. It burned down on Christmas day 1940.
SOUTH SIDE PARK - Ballparks of Baseball
South Side Park became the home of the Chicago American Giants of the Negro League after the White Sox left. It was renamed Schorling’s Park and was home to the Giants until it caught fire on Christmas Day 1940.
Facilities • Southside Park - Belleville, IL
Strolling around the beautiful 2-acre lake, feeding the ducks or wetting the hook are some of the many attractions. Located just off Sixth Street, on warm summer evenings you can catch an exciting softball game or tournament under the lights.