Other baseball leagues in 1901:    
Negro
After the 1900 season, the American League (AL) declared itself a major league and attempted to compete directly against the National League (NL). By 1903, an agreement was made, a World Series was scheduled, and Major League Baseball (MLB) was born.   Read More

17 stadiums were used during the 1901 MLB season. Isolated games and short term temporary home fields are not necessarily included.

League Park I in Cleveland, OH
1901-09
Bluebirds (MLB)
American League Park in Washington, DC
1901-03
Senators (MLB)
League Park II in Cincinnati, OH
1901-01
Reds (MLB)
Cardinal Field in St. Louis, MO
1901-20
Cardinals (MLB)
Bennett Park in Detroit, MI
1901-11
Tigers (MLB)
Washington Park III in Brooklyn, NY
1901-12
Superbas (MLB)
Polo Grounds III in Manhattan, NY
1901-11
Giants (MLB)
Oriole Park IV in Baltimore, MD
1901-02
Orioles (MLB)
Burns Park in Detroit, MI
1901-02
Tigers (MLB)
Lloyd Street Grounds in Milwaukee, WI
1901-01
Brewers (MLB)
South End Grounds III in Boston, MA
1901-14
Beaneaters (MLB)
Baker Bowl in Philadelphia, PA
1901-38
Phillies (MLB)
Huntington Avenue Grounds in Boston, MA
1901-11
Americans (MLB)
South Side Park III in Chicago, IL
1901-10
White Sox (MLB)
Columbia Park in Philadelphia, PA
1901-08
Athletics (MLB)
West Side Park II in Chicago, IL
1901-15
Orphans (MLB)
Exposition Park III in Allegheny City, PA
1901-09
Pirates (MLB)

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  1. I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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