Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 7 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Grand Pavilion; Walpole Street Grounds; Union Baseball Grounds; Boston Baseball Grounds
π Boston, MA
South End Grounds II was a baseball ballpark in Boston, MA that hosted major league games from 1888 to 1894. It has also been known as Grand Pavilion; Walpole Street Grounds; Union Baseball Grounds; Boston Baseball Grounds. Home teams have included Boston Beaneaters.
Data updated
Configuration from 1894
South End Grounds II in Boston, MA was first used in 1888 and last used in 1894, a span of 7 years. It is also known as Grand Pavilion; Walpole Street Grounds; Union Baseball Grounds; Boston Baseball Grounds. The park ID used in the data is BOS03. Elevation is listed at 11 ft. The location panel gives GPS coordinates of 42.336836, -71.087769. As configured in 1894, the park has a capacity of 8,500, natural grass, an open-air design, large foul territory, and a backstop 80 feet behind the plate. The outfield runs left 250 feet, left-center 430 feet, center 415 feet, right-center 392 feet over a 40-foot wall, and right 255 feet over a 40-foot wall. 7 configurations are on file for South End Grounds II.
South End Grounds II was home to the Boston Beaneaters (6 yrs). The 1888 Boston Beaneaters went 70-64 while playing home games here. In 1889, the home club was the Boston Beaneaters, 83-45 on the season. The team table lists the 1890 Boston Beaneaters at 76-57. The team table lists the 1891 Boston Beaneaters at 87-51. The team table lists the 1892 Boston Beaneaters at 102-48. In 1893, the home club was the Boston Beaneaters, 86-43 on the season. The best record by a home club was the 1892 Boston Beaneaters at 102-48; the worst, the 1888 Boston Beaneaters at 70-64.