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Fans Field (Bloomington)
Fans Field was a minor league baseball park in Bloomington, Illinois, and was home of the Bloomington Blues, Bloomington Bengals, Bloomington Cubs, Bloomington Cardinals and the Bloomington Bloomers of the Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League, popularly known as the Three-I League or jokingly as the Three-Eye League, from the early 1900s through 1939. It was a short block east of South Main Street, on the south side of Lafayette, perhaps ''not'' coincidentally near the Brewery that sat just west of South Main and served the city's significant German population well. One of that Brewery's buildings was later used for a clubhouse at the Highland Park golf course. As for the ballpark, after the end of minor league ball in the city, the stands were converted for use as a fairgrounds, and later a ballroom was built on the site.
==Teams that played at Fans Field==
Minor league teams that played at Fans field were independent for the most part, but fans field did see some minor league teams that were affiliated with Major League Baseball teams. The 1935 Bloomington Cardinals were affiliated with the St. Louis Cardinals, the 1938 Bloomington Bloomers were affiliated with the Cleveland Indians and the 1939 Bloomers were affiliated with the Chicago Cubs.
Fans field hosted four league championship teams. League champion teams included the 1903, 1919, and 1920 Bloomers and the 1935 Bloomington Cardinals.
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