The Huntington Avenue American League Baseball Grounds in Boston, home of the Red Sox in 1901-11. They moved to the newly built Fenway Park in 1912. The first perfect game in the modern era was thrown here by Cy Young, in 1904. Oh yes, the Red Sox were then owned by the son of the publisher of The Boston Globe.
— Thanks to our Boston Guardian colleague David Jacobs for forwarding this.
