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Originally Posted by asrivkin
This was used(Culver Field) in their one and only American Association season, the only MLB club to call the Flower City.
There's also a Star Park in Mytred's thread, but there were apparently five different ballparks in Syracuse that were called Star Park at least some of the time, and I think the one in that thread isn't the one used by either of the MLB Syracuse franchises.
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I have both Rochester and Syracuse ballparks here.
Culver Field built in 1886 was located in Rochester, New York and home to the Rochester Broncos of the American Association in 1890.It would last until l907.
Newell Park also known as Star Park was located in Syracuse, New York built in 1878 and home to the Syracuse Stars of the National League in 1879.
The park closed in 1884.
Star Park II was located in Syracuse, New York from 1885 until 1904 home of the Stars American Association team in 1890.