Bethel Park (Q13744064)
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stadium in Eugene, Oregon
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Bethel Park |
stadium in Eugene, Oregon |
Statements
1966
1 reference
Stadium Transformed For Football Games (English)
Neil Cawood
4 September 1966
3B
The transition from baseball to football takes place at Bethel Park this week when the Eugene Bombers move into the park and begin making alterations. (English)
19 December 2022
1 reference
Stadium Transformed For Football Games (English)
Neil Cawood
4 September 1966
3B
The transition from baseball to football takes place at Bethel Park this week when the Eugene Bombers move into the park and begin making alterations. (English)
19 December 2022
1940s
1 reference
Stadium Transformed For Football Games (English)
Neil Cawood
4 September 1966
3B
Bethel Park, used mainly for baseball since its construction in the late 1940s, [...] (English)
19 December 2022
44°3'51.8"N, 123°8'43.4"W
0 references
unknown value
1981
1969
2 references
29 years of minor league baseball (English)
Bob Rodman
17 June 1981
1E
(Bethel was eventually dismantled because it was in the path of a highway, which, incidentally, was never constructed) (English)
19 December 2022
State buys Bethel baseball park (English)
no value
24 October 1969
15A
Bethel Park, home of Eugene professional baseball until the Emeralds joined the Pacific Coast League this year, is now the property of the State of Oregon. [new paragraph] The facility is in the path of a proposed freeway [...] (English)
19 December 2022
1950
1951
2 references
State buys Bethel baseball park (English)
no value
24 October 1969
15A
Eugene's first professional team, the Larks, played at then-new Bethel Park in 1950-51 when a member of the Far West League. (English)
19 December 2022
1955
1968
2 references
State buys Bethel baseball park (English)
no value
24 October 1969
15A
The Emeralds played there from 1955 through 1968 in the Northwest League. (English)
19 December 2022
1966
1 reference
Stadium Transformed For Football Games (English)
Neil Cawood
4 September 1966
3B
The transition from baseball to football takes place at Bethel Park this week when the Eugene Bombers move into the park and begin making alterations. (English)
19 December 2022
3,500
1966
1 reference
Stadium Transformed For Football Games (English)
Neil Cawood
4 September 1966
3B
For baseball the park is estimated to be able to accommodate 3,500 fans, but extra bleachers have been ordered that will allow up to 6,000 football spectators. (English)
19 December 2022
6,000
1966
1 reference
Stadium Transformed For Football Games (English)
Neil Cawood
4 September 1966
3B
For baseball the park is estimated to be able to accommodate 3,500 fans, but extra bleachers have been ordered that will allow up to 6,000 football spectators. (English)
19 December 2022