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Crump Park
Little Rock, AR
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About Crump Park
Crump Park was a Negro baseball field at 33rd and States streets in south Little Rock, named for local businessman Arthur Crump, who ran a store across from the grounds. It was home to the Little Rock Greys and Little Rock Stars of the Negro Southern League in the early 1930s. In April 1933 the Stars played a three-game exhibition series there against the Pittsburgh Crawfords featuring future Hall of Famers Josh Gibson, Oscar Charleston, Judy Johnson, and Cool Papa Bell.