1937 MLB Baseball Field Diagram with Regulation Dimensions
The page features a detailed diagram of the official dimensions of a baseball diamond, as outlined in the 1937 Major League Baseball Facts and Figures publication. The regulation diamond is presented with specific measurements, including a distance of 90 feet from home plate to both first base and third base, and a 60-foot 6-inch distance from home plate to the pitcher's mound. Additionally, the distance from home plate to the outfield fence is indicated to be approximately 127 feet and 33/8 inches from first to third base. The diagram emphasizes the significance of adhering to these standardized measurements across Major League Baseball venues. This content reflects the officially established rules and dimensions critical for maintaining uniformity in the game of baseball during the 1930s, a period that saw the growth of the sport and consolidation of its regulations.