1950 Cleveland Indians Team Overview and Municipal Stadium Information
The 1950 Cleveland Indians team page from the "Who's Who in the Major Leagues" details the team's management, performance, and home stadium. The Indians were managed by Lou Boudreau, who expressed confidence in his players as they embarked on the season. The team played at Municipal Stadium, which had a seating capacity of 73,500 and dimensions of 321 feet to the right and left fields, and 410 feet to center field. In the 1949 season, the Indians had a record of 89 wins and 65 losses, finishing third in the league. They led in team fielding with a percentage of .983 and recorded 6068 chances with 192 double plays. Al Benton was highlighted as a key pitcher, known for his performance in the American League.