Bugle Field

Bugle Field began as a cow pasture purchased by Edward Lastner in 1912 and turned into a ballpark originally called the Label Men's Oval. Scout and Washington Senators-affiliated businessman Joe Cambria bought the park in 1924 and renamed it Bugle Field after his coat and apron supply company. It served as home to the Negro league Baltimore Black Sox from 1916 to 1933 and the Baltimore Elite Giants from 1938 until its demolition in 1949, during that year's Negro National League Championship Series.