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460:. A second and more permanent facility was built in the Vallamont neighborhood. Cochran Elementary School sits on the former site of the ballpark. The Williamsport Bills and later Williamsport Grays played the seasons at Williamsport High School's athletic field on West 3rd Street. It too is long since gone; this property is currently home of the
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The stadium was known as
Memorial Field from 1926 until 1929. It was renamed Bowman Field on June 26, 1929, to honor J. Walton Bowman, the president of the Grays at the time. Bowman had a large role in the effort to fund and construct the stadium. He was also honored by the players of the team with a
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The Grays had previously been playing their home games on the athletic field of
Williamsport High School. This facility proved to be much too small. A larger and more permanent stadium was needed. A group of civic leaders and baseball boosters lead the drive to construct a new stadium for the Grays
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Gabriel Campana, Peter Freund, Crosscutters principal owner, Crosscutters staff, and other stakeholders broke ground for a first base deck where fans can interact while enjoying food and refreshments. This deck is part of a $ 3 million project to upgrade one of the oldest
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in late-August game. With a runner on third base, Bresnahan switched catcher's mitts and put on a glove in which he had secreted a shaved-down potato. When the pitch came in, Bresnahan fired the white potato down the third-base line, enticing the runner to sprint home. Bresnahan then tagged the
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Outlaws 5–2; temperatures were over 65 °F (18 °C) for much of the game. Williamsport Ice Arena, a local non-profit group headed by FHL commissioner Don Kirnan, operated the ice rink and rented it to the Outlaws and other users. In November 2012, the non-profit filed an
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in an exhibition. The first professional opponent to appear at Bowman Field was the
Harrisburg Colored Giants. The Grays lost two games to the Giants on April 27 and 29. The first New York–Pennsylvania League game took place on May 4. The Grays beat the Shamokin Indians 5-1.
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and was released by the team the day after the incident." However, the citizens of
Williamsport applauded Bresnahan for his ingenuity, eventually prompting the club to retire his number 59. At the retirement ceremony in 1998, Bresnahan was quoted as saying,
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that financed and managed the construction of the ballpark at a cost of $ 75,000 (equivalent to $ 1,034,000 in 2023). Ground was broken in the fall of 1925 and the stadium opened in time for the beginning of the 1926 New York–Pennsylvania League season.
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were selected to play in that game. Tickets to the game were reserved for those involved in the Little League World Series, as well as a limited number of residents of
Lycoming County on a lottery basis. The game was televised by
492:. An agreement between the Grays and the city was reached in July, 1925 to build what was then known as Memorial Field, which was named for the municipal park in which it is located. J. Walton Bowman headed an 11-member
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baseball parks in the country. The newly announced renovations are being made possible by a $ 1.25 million RACP Grant by the state. As of 2017, the renovation decreased the capacity to 2,366.
570:. Williamsport was a member of the league for 46 years between 1923 and 1991. The teams were known as the Grays, Tigers, A's, Mets, Tomahawks and Bills. Williamsport had affiliations with the
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October 18, and the first home game of the Outlaws' 60-game season on October 24 drew over 3,000 fans, an FHL record. The
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for the stadium). Construction of the ice rink, named Airmen Pond after a local sponsor, began in early
October. The rink was also open for public skating and use by local amateur teams.
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was at Bowman off and on for nearly 70 years. The
Williamsport Grays started play in 1926 in Bowman Field. The final Eastern League team to call the park home was the 1991
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Williamsport has hosted minor league baseball since the late 19th century. The various teams played at differing sites in Williamsport. The earliest ballfield was near the
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had to play in 2,130 consecutive games and hit .340 for his number to be retired, and all I had to do was bat .140 and throw a potato."
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farm team, in 1999. Significant stadium upgrades took place prior to the 2002 season. The club became a farm team of the
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Gateway to the Majors: Williamsport and Minor League Baseball
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1065:"Pirates & Cardinals to Play at BB&T Ballpark Aug 20"
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Quigel, James P. Jr. & Hunsinger, Louis E. Jr. (2001).
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seeking to prevent the rink's builder, Rink Specialists of
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foul pole. Another unusual feature of the stadium was a
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Buildings and structures in Williamsport, Pennsylvania
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1081:. Pennsylvania College of Technology. January 21, 2021
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Tourist attractions in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
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Baseball Reliquary's Exhibit of the Bresnahan potato
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Johnston, Louis & Williamson, Samuel H. (2023).
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on the western side of Williamsport on the banks of
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1693:. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 169.
1634:"More Major Improvements Coming for 2017"
1306:. August 1, 1962. p. 32 – via
1278:. Minor League Baseball. November 5, 2008
846:In 2014, Susquehanna Bank entered into a
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630:runner with the baseball, prompting the
562:. It kept this name until 1938 when the
484:sheriff, for whom the Grays were named.
1852:Photographs of Historic Bowman Field -
1676:. Major League Baseball. March 9, 2017.
1636:. Major League Baseball. March 6, 2017.
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665:. The club became the Crosscutters, a
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1785:. City of Williamsport. April 15, 2021
1581:Hutchinson, Matt (November 30, 2012).
160:Center Field: 411 ft (125 m)
1847:Official New York–Penn League Website
1648:"MLB Announces Little League Classic"
1328:"The Great Potato Caper... Revisited"
701:On July 24, 2012, Williamsport mayor
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1723:"Bowman Field changes naming rights"
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814:for the Lamar Little League team in
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637:Bresnahan is a distant relative of
158:Left Field: 323 ft (98 m)
1721:Crossley, Brett (April 20, 2021).
1529:Maroney, Mark (October 17, 2012).
1276:"Eastern League Baseball: History"
462:Pennsylvania College of Technology
384:Pennsylvania College of Technology
301:Williamsport Tigers (EL) 1947–1949
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1477:Maroney, Mark (October 4, 2012).
866:1934 Grays, New York–Pennsylvania
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511:and 400 feet (122 m) to the
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303:Williamsport Grays (EL) 1938–1946
1804:NCPA Staff (November 16, 2023).
1747:Maroney, Mark (April 17, 2021).
1555:Felix, Jake (October 25, 2012).
1451:Maroney, Mark (August 1, 2012).
961:Williamsport's Baseball Heritage
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875:2003 Crosscutters, New York–Penn
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689:Ice hockey–Federal Hockey League
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2011:Baseball venues in Pennsylvania
1841:Ball Parks of the Minor Leagues
1504:"New League for Rink at Bowman"
1423:Rupert, Mitch (July 25, 2012).
939:Gross Domestic Product deflator
778:first MLB Little League Classic
598:for two separate periods, and
320:Pennsylvania Historical Marker
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2006:Sports venues in Pennsylvania
1929:Tigers (1947–1949, 1951–1952)
1687:Healey, Tim (June 30, 2017).
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920:"What Was the U.S. GDP Then?"
673:in 2006. In conjunction with
442:West Branch Susquehanna River
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51:Bowman Field during the 2023
32:Bowman Field (disambiguation)
2001:Minor league baseball venues
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679:collegiate summer baseball
406:Little League World Series
393:"Historic" added in 2000.
372:collegiate summer baseball
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79:Williamsport, Pennsylvania
67:Memorial Field (1926–1929)
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2016:Williamsport Crosscutters
1834:Williamsport Crosscutters
1402:Williamsport Crosscutters
1303:The Philadelphia Inquirer
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1914:Millionaires (1906–1910)
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1483:Williamsport Sun-Gazette
1457:Williamsport Sun-Gazette
1430:Williamsport Sun-Gazette
1378:. The Baseball Reliquary
786:Commissioner of Baseball
468:Construction and opening
69:Bowman Field (1929–2000)
1376:"Dave Bresnahan Potato"
999:. Major League Baseball
109:41.242347°N 77.047067°W
1783:cityofwilliamsport.org
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265:Williamsport Tomahawks
18:Bowman Field (stadium)
1896:Minor league baseball
1839:Bowman Field Views -
1164:Hunsinger, Jr., Lou.
807:Sunday Night Baseball
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671:Philadelphia Phillies
588:Philadelphia Phillies
568:Hartford, Connecticut
543:. That team moved to
425:Federal Hockey League
398:Major League Baseball
353:Historic Bowman Field
201:($ 1,034,000 in 2023)
114:41.242347; -77.047067
53:Little League Classic
40:Historic Bowman Field
707:Williamsport Outlaws
659:New York–Penn League
653:New York–Penn League
545:Binghamton, New York
421:Williamsport Outlaws
391:official designation
305:Williamsport Grays (
270:Williamsport Red Sox
242:Williamsport Outlaws
129:City of Williamsport
30:For other uses, see
1960:Red Sox (1971–1972)
1652:BaseballAmerica.com
1023:LittleBallparks.com
941:figures follow the
896:in a June 2012 game
793:St. Louis Cardinals
776:announced that the
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617:The potato incident
584:Washington Senators
574:for three periods,
524:Bucknell University
295:Williamsport Tigers
275:Williamsport Astros
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1810:NorthcentralPA.com
1727:NorthCentralPa.com
1614:. December 1, 2012
1053:. August 20, 2017.
858:Championship teams
797:Pittsburgh Pirates
784:. In a statement,
772:On March 9, 2017,
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745:Renovation project
739:breach of contract
703:Gabriel J. Campana
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667:Pittsburgh Pirates
607:Williamsport Grays
576:Pittsburgh Pirates
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478:Williamsport Grays
410:South Williamsport
285:Williamsport Grays
256:Williamsport Bills
206:General contractor
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1700:978-1-4930-2859-7
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715:Wayne, New Jersey
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