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Federal League Park, Indianapolis
Also known as: Washington Park
π Indianapolis, IN
Federal League Park was a baseball ballpark in Indianapolis, IN that hosted major league games from 1914 to 1914. It has also been known as Washington Park. Home teams have included Indianapolis ABCs and Indianapolis Hoosiers.
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Configuration from 1914
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π Years of Operation
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Federal League Park at a glance
Federal League Park in Indianapolis, IN was first used in 1914 and last used in 1914, a span of 1 year. It is also known as Washington Park. Federal League Park carries the park ID IND07. Federal League Park stands 697 feet above sea level. Its coordinates are 39.759953, -86.171599.
The characteristics panel (1914 configuration) lists natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 68 feet behind the plate. From home plate it is 365 feet to the left-field line, 421 feet to left-center, 428 feet to center field, 351 feet to right-center, and 304 feet to the right-field line. Federal League Park was home to the Indianapolis ABCs (1 yr) and the Indianapolis Hoosiers (1 yr). The 1914 Indianapolis Hoosiers went 88-65 while playing home games here. The 1916 Indianapolis ABCs went 23-18 while playing home games here. Home clubs ranged from 88-65 (the 1914 Indianapolis Hoosiers) to 23-18 (the 1916 Indianapolis ABCs).
Federal League Park: Frequently Asked Questions
- When did Federal League Park open?
- Federal League Park hosted its first documented major league game in 1914 and its last in 1914.
- Where is Federal League Park?
- Federal League Park is in Indianapolis, IN.
- Which teams played at Federal League Park?
- Home clubs at this park include Indianapolis ABCs and Indianapolis Hoosiers.
- Is Federal League Park still in use?
- No. Federal League Park last hosted a major league game in 1914.