Huntington Avenue Grounds

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Huntington Avenue Grounds was an early 20th-century baseball park in Boston best known as the original home of the Boston Red Sox and the site of the first modern World Series in 1903.

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Label Occurrences
Huntington Avenue Grounds canonical 7

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball park
sports venue
builtFor Boston Americans
capacityApproximate 11000
category Baseball venues in Massachusetts
Defunct Major League Baseball venues
Sports venues in Boston
city Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston
cityArea near Huntington Avenue
closed 1911
commemoratedBy home plate marker
pitcher’s mound monument
plaque at Northeastern University
constructionCompleted 1901
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolished 1912
era early 20th century
eraCategory 1900s sports venues in the United States
fieldOrientation home plate in southwest
firstWorldSeriesGameDate 1903-10-01
firstWorldSeriesOpponent Pittsburgh Pirates
historicalSignificance original home of the Boston Red Sox
site of first modern World Series
homeTeam Boston Americans
Boston Red Sox
league American League
location Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Massachusetts
neighborhood Fenway–Kenmore
surface form: Fenway–Kenmore area
notableEvent 1903 World Series
first modern World Series
opened 1901
outfieldFeature distant center-field flagpole in play
very deep center field
owner Boston Red Sox
surface form: Boston American League Baseball Company
replacedBy Fenway Park
sport baseball
successorUseOfSite Northeastern University campus
surface natural grass
teamNameDuringTenancy Boston Americans
Boston Red Sox
tenantsEnd Boston Red Sox 1911
tenantsStart Boston Americans
surface form: Boston Americans 1901
use Major League Baseball games
college baseball games
usedBy Boston Red Sox
surface form: Boston American League franchise
usedByLeague Major League Baseball
worldSeriesGamesHosted 1903 World Series games

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- If the subject is not a named entity, return an empty list.
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- Do not get too wordy.
- Separate several objects into multiple triples with one object.
Input
Subject: Huntington Avenue Grounds
Description of subject: Huntington Avenue Grounds was an early 20th-century baseball park in Boston best known as the original home of the Boston Red Sox and the site of the first modern World Series in 1903.

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

1903 World Series ballparkInBoston Huntington Avenue Grounds
1903 World Series game1Location Huntington Avenue Grounds
1903 World Series game8Location Huntington Avenue Grounds
Boston Americans homeBallpark Huntington Avenue Grounds
Boston Americans ballparkOpened Huntington Avenue Grounds
1903 Boston Americans homeBallpark Huntington Avenue Grounds
1903 Boston Americans worldSeriesGameLocation Huntington Avenue Grounds