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The left-field line was a mere 233 feet from home plate, about thirteen feet longer than a little league park, and it was only 300 feet down the right-field line, or the length of an adult softball field. Historical film and KCRA-TV news footage of the Sacramento Solons, including opening day in c.1920 at Buffalo Field at 10th and Broadway; 1960 Solons' Board of Directors meeting and a game against Folsom Prison inmates; and scenes of Hughes Stadium and Hank Aaron in 1974. "Workers continue Hughes Stadium facelift by installing new seating and backstop behind home plate in preparation for Tuesday's Sacramento Solons home baseball opener" Type Image Identifier 0ABCA979-7B04-441F-8E42-613846266332 1983/001/SBPM01989 Subject Hughes Stadium Sacramento Solons "Workers cut off the north goal post at Hughes Stadium as remodeling is under way to convert the facility, originally designed for track and footballl, to a baseball field. The Sacramento Solons will play their first game in Hughes April 16 in bringing back Pacific Coast League baseball to the capital after a 13-year absence" Sacramento Bee Object Name: Print, Photographic, Black and White Description "Workers continue Hughes Stadium facelift by installing new seating and backstop behind home plate in preparation for Tuesday's Sacramento Solons home baseball opener" Date: 04/13/1974 Photographer: Vanderwhite, Jack The original ballpark of the Sacramento Solons stands on the corner of Riverside Boulevard and Broadway.

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I went to the Old Timers Lunch on Friday in Sacramento, to do interviews for my I did a couple of key interviews and also got to talk to a former Sacramento Solon named Gus Many items from the old stadium on Broadway will be for s What is displayed is the fact that old Seals Stadium in San Francisco featured a What I didn't know about was the Sacramento Solons, or the Vernon Tigers. 17 Mar 2020 The San Diego Padres Stadium. Hollywood Stars (reorganized), Sacramento Solons, San Francisco Seals, Los Angeles Angels and the San  The Sacramento Solons of the 1940's and 1950's. Todd Hawley's webpage focuses on the history of the team and stadium in San Francisco from 1903 to 1957  Pitcher "Wee" Willie Ludolph at the old Seals stadium on Valencia Street at Seals Stadium between the San Francisco Seals and the Sacramento Solons 1957  17 Mar 2010 He signed with the Sacramento Solons of the original Pacific Coast last Pacific Coast League game in San Francisco Seals Stadium beating  27 Jul 2018 center, before meeting at Yankee Stadium in the New Yorker's first home game of This is a “destination event,” worth traveling to Sacramento to see, the Sacramento Solons and the San Diego Padres to their n Opened in 1928 as Sacramento Stadium, the now-named Hughes Stadium seats 25,000. Aside from being home to Panther athletics has played host to star  In addition to their five Pacific Coast League championships, the Solons own four World Championships, winning the World Series in 1931, 1932, 1934, and 1938. Hornet Stadium hosted its first Hornet football game Sept.

As a football and track stadium, the field was expectedly unsuitable for baseball, with a left field foul line reportedly at just 233 feet (71 m), or 17 feet shorter than the minimum requirement of 250 feet (76 m), but baseballs hit over the high screen Without an adequate stadium to play in, Edmonds Field having been demolished in 1964, the Solons called Hughes Stadium home.

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The Sacramento Solons will play their first game in Hughes April 16 in bringing back Pacific Coast League baseball to the capital after a 13-year absence" Sacramento Bee Object Name: Print, Photographic, Black and White Description "Workers continue Hughes Stadium facelift by installing new seating and backstop behind home plate in preparation for Tuesday's Sacramento Solons home baseball opener" Date: 04/13/1974 Photographer: Vanderwhite, Jack The original ballpark of the Sacramento Solons stands on the corner of Riverside Boulevard and Broadway. Photo courtesy of Alan O’Connor. Editor’s note: This is the second article of a two-part series about the fire that destroyed the original Edmonds Field.

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The current Sacramento River Cats began play in 2000.. Nickname. The team derived its name from Sacramento's status as capital of California. Solon was an early Greek lawmaker and the term Former Sacramento Solons owner, Fred David, dead at 100 A pioneering member in Sacramento sports history, Fred David died on October 17, at the age of 100. David once owned a Pacific Coast League baseball team from my hometown, the Sacramento Solons, and … 1974 Sacramento Solons. 1975 Season.
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Home for the Sacramento Solons 1974-1976. The Solons were the AAA team for the Milwaukee Brewers 74-75 and the Texas Rangers 76. The fire at the roughly 11,000-seat stadium, which was home to the Pacific Coast League’s Sacramento Solons baseball team, was reported to have been discovered by Fire Battalion Chief Peter Mangan shortly before midnight on Sunday, July 11, 1948.
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Sacramento's old ballpark, Edmonds Field, was demolished in 1964, four years after the first Solons left town. The city wasn't in a position to build a whole new one from scratch in time for Opening Day, so they improvised with the facility they had handy: Hughes Stadium, home of the Sacramento City College football team. Located on approximately 13-acres in the Railyards’ East End District, the open air stadium can be found between 8th and 10th streets north of Railyards Blvd. The MLS stadium is a venue that is uniquely Sacramento; designed by HNTB to reflect the passion Sacramento has for its team and to integrate seamlessly with the historic districts that surround The Railyards.

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Opened in 1928 and still in use by Sacramento City College. Home for the Sacramento Solons 1974-1976. The Solons were the AAA team for the Milwaukee Brewers 74-75 and the Texas Rangers 76. This U shaped facility had a brief but albeit The fire at the roughly 11,000-seat stadium, which was home to the Pacific Coast League’s Sacramento Solons baseball team, was reported to have been discovered by Fire Battalion Chief Peter Mangan shortly before midnight on Sunday, July 11, 1948. Sacramento's old ballpark, Edmonds Field, was demolished in 1964, four years after the first Solons left town. The city wasn't in a position to build a whole new one from scratch in time for Opening Day, so they improvised with the facility they had handy: Hughes Stadium, home of the Sacramento City College football team. Located on approximately 13-acres in the Railyards’ East End District, the open air stadium can be found between 8th and 10th streets north of Railyards Blvd.