Halliwell Baseball Park

Also Known As: Pocatello Baseball Park 1939-1942
Location: Pocatello, ID
N. 7th (RF) & Pocatello Avenues (3B) at N. 6th Avenue; E. Custer ran into the park.
Capacity: 2,760 (1939); 3,000 (1949); 2,750 (1983)
Dimensions (Left, Center, Right): 322-400-320 (1939); 331-396-319 (1949)
Halliwell Baseball Park was named after John Phillip "Jack" Halliwell, long-time president of the Pioneer League in 1943. The catcher faced NE. A 1948 map shows a park enclosed by a 10-foot board fence, with a grandstand and bleachers in front of the grandstand. Another bleacher section was down the LF foul line. Concessions and the clubhouse were underneath the grandstand on the 1B side. The park was in a residential area, just across Pocatello Avenue from railroad yards. The site is now a shopping center.
Used by: Pocatello Cardinals, Pocatello Bannocks, Pocatello Athletics, Pocatello Giants, Pocatello Chiefs

Following are the minor league baseball teams known to have played at Halliwell Baseball Park:

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.