directories: 1887–1897 Athletic Park, south of West Elm Street and west of South Seventh Street, also given as "foot of Seventh Street" 1900–1908 West of Fourth Street between Grand Avenue and Chestnut Street, west side of river 1909–1911 Northeast corner of East Walnut Street and 20th Street, east side of river Notable alumni Baseball Hall of Fame alumni George Davis Red Faber Notable alumni Mack Allison Goat Anderson Art Bader Ira Belden Joe Benz Ping Bodie Eli Cates Felix Chouinard George Clark Jack Coffey Guy Cooper Red Corriden Nick Cullop Jack Dalton Charlie Dexter Joe Dolan Phil Douglas Bernie Duffy Bill Fetzer Ray Flaskamper Gene Ford Ray French Jack Gilligan Peaches Graham Jack Graney Jim Grant Ed Hahn Raymond Haley Bruce Hartford Ziggy Hasbrook Irv Higginbotham Shags Horan Bernie Hungling Bill Hunter Frank Isbell Tex Jones Red Kelly Ed Kinsella Joe Klugmann Cliff Knox Art Kores Frank Lange Joe Leonard Willie Ludolph Del Mason Wally Mattick Red McDermott Polly McLarry Frank McManus Paul Meloan Billy Meyer Horace Milan Frank Miller Danny Moeller George Mogridge Buzz Murphy Paul Musser Andy Nelson Bert Niehoff Lefty O'Doul Fred Olmstead Harry Patton George Payne Herman Pillette Tom Reilly Clint Rogge Carl Sawyer Frank Schneiberg Paul Sentell Al Shaw Camp Skinner Phil Slattery Claude Thomas Art Thomason Bert Whaling Earl Whitehill Clyde Williams Mutt Williams Mike Wilson George Winn Roy Witherup George Yeager Moses J. Yellow Horse External links Sanborn map showing Holcomb ballpark, 1951 Sanborn map showing Des Moines ballpark, 1901 References Baseball teams established in 1908 Defunct minor league baseball teams Sports in Des Moines, Iowa Defunct baseball teams in Iowa 1908 establishments in Iowa Baseball teams disestablished in 1924 1924 disestablishments in Iowa Defunct Western League teams Des Moines Boosters players