Ballpark
Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds
Boston, MA
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About Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds
Huntington Avenue Grounds served as home of the Boston Americans, later the Red Sox, from 1901 to 1911 and hosted the first modern World Series in 1903, when Boston defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates five games to three in a best-of-nine series. Cy Young threw the first perfect game of the modern era there on May 5, 1904. The Red Sox left the park for Fenway Park in 1912, and it was later demolished.
Outfield Dimensions
- Left field
- 305'
- Left-center
- 402'
- Center field
- 456'
- Right-center
- 412'
- Right field
- 320'
- Wall height
- 28.0'