Braves Field

Braves Field was a ballpark in Boston, MA. The first major-league game the register places here was on August 18, 1915 and the last on September 21, 1952. It was also known as Bee Hive.

2,880 major-league games in this archive were played here, between 1915 and 1952. The game logs list the Boston Braves, the Boston Bees, and the Boston Red Sox as home clubs here. 11 games played here have a page of their own in this archive, among them Paul Waner's 3,000th Hit in 1942, Tom Hughes's No-Hitter in 1916, and Jim Tobin's No-Hitter in 1944.

The earliest game in the Retrosheet logs was on August 18, 1915, when the Boston Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3–1. Slim Sallee started for the St. Louis Cardinals and Dick Rudolph for the Boston Braves. Bill Klem was the plate umpire. The latest game in the Retrosheet logs was on September 21, 1952, when the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 8–2. Joe Black started for the Brooklyn Dodgers and Jim Wilson for the Boston Braves. Babe Pinelli was the plate umpire. The largest announced attendance in the available logs was 51,331, for a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Boston Braves on May 22, 1932.

The major leagues also played in Boston, MA at South End Grounds I (1871–1887), Dartmouth Grounds (1884–1884), South End Grounds II (1888–1894), Congress Street Grounds (1890–1894), and South End Grounds III (1894–1914), and 2 other grounds.