Carey Municipal Park

Also Known As: Carey City Park
Location: Hutchinson, KS
Redman Drive, Emerson Loop & Carey Park Boulevard.
Capacity: 1,000 (1934); 2,500 (1936); 3,000 (1939); 3,500 (1950)
Dimensions (Left, Center, Right): 340-365-330 (1939)
The catcher faced north. The park runs along side the Arkansas River.
Used by: Muskogee Chiefs/Hutchinson Wheat Shockers, Independence Producers/Joplin Miners/Hutchinson Wheat Shockers, Hutchinson Larks, Hutchinson Pirates, Hutchinson Cubs, Hutchinson/Springfield Cubs, Hutchinson Elks

Following are the minor league baseball teams known to have played at Carey Municipal Park:

YearTeamLeagueWLAttendAvg.
1954Hutchinson ElksWestern Association726770,1961,010RosterStats
1953Hutchinson ElksWestern Association806087,7181,253RosterStats
1952Hutchinson ElksWestern Association706678,7131,158RosterStats
1951Hutchinson ElksWestern Association576673,7201,199RosterStats
1950Hutchinson ElksWestern Association776091,5001,336RosterStats
1949Hutchinson ElksWestern Association419365,755981RosterStats
1948Hutchinson/Springfield CubsWestern Association438739,251604RosterStats
1947Hutchinson CubsWestern Association637651,813746RosterStats
1946Hutchinson CubsWestern Association735655,868866RosterStats
1942Hutchinson PiratesWestern League5076RosterStats
1938Hutchinson LarksWestern League706737,883553RosterStats
1935Hutchinson LarksWestern Association686137,218577RosterStats
1934Hutchinson LarksWestern Association666843,941656RosterStats
1932Muskogee Chiefs/Hutchinson Wheat ShockersWestern Association3748RosterStats
1932Independence Producers/Joplin Miners/Hutchinson Wheat ShockersWestern Association5868RosterStats



Attendance listed indicates the total home attendance for the team even if it played in multiple home ballparks or additional cities in the same year.

Average attendance is based on half the team's total games being played at home.



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