La Palma Park

La Palma Park Renamed Glover Stadium in 1971, & Dee Fee Field (baseball) in 1987.

Broke ground: December 16, 1937 Opened: March 1939 Renovated: 1956

Field dimensions: Left Field Line: 370 ft. Left Center Field: 342 ft. Center Field: 352 ft. Right Field Line: 359 ft.

Capacity: 700 (Baseball), 5,200 (Football/Soccer)

The first event at the stadium was a baseball game on March 12, 1939. It was a Pacific Coast League spring training game between the Seattle Rainiers and Sacramento Senators. The Senators used La Palma Park as its spring training home for the 1939 season. La Palma Park was then the spring training home for the 1940 Philadelphia Athletics and again for the St. Louis Browns in 1946. In 1941, La Palma Park was home to the Class C Anaheim Aces of the California League in 1941. The stadium again served as a home for the Anaheim Valencias of the Class C Sunset League in 1947 & 1948.

The stadium has also been used to host football games starting in 1956 in a game between Anaheim High School & Redlands High School. In 1983, Cal State Fullerton's football team hosted two of their three home games (Pacific Tigers & UNLV Rebels) at Glover Stadium (renamed in 1971), after their home field (Anaheim Stadium) had poor field conditions due to rain.

Currently, Glover Stadium/Dee Fee Field host numerous high school football and baseball games yearly.

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