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<br>360 ft. ([[1912]]), 384 ft. ([[1921]]), 400 ft. ([[1926]]), 383 ft. (early [[1927]]), 377 ft. (late [[1927]]), 366 ft. ([[1938]]), 366 ft. ([[1938]]), 342 ft. ([[1942]]), 366 ft. ([[(June 30]], [[1950]]), 342 ft. ([[1953]]), 366 ft. ([[1958]])

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'''Crosley Field''' was a [[baseball]] [[stadium]] that stood in [[Cincinnati, Ohio]] from [[1912]]-[[1970]]. Various baseball stadiums had actually stood on the site since [[1884]], though the exact positions of the grandstands had been repeatedly shifted. Crosley was the home of the [[National League]]'s [[Cincinnati Reds]]. In [[1912]], the stadium was rebuilt in steel and concrete at a cost of $225,000.