20–7. On December 16, at Cleveland Stadium, the Rams beat the Washington Redskins 15–14 to win the NFL Championship in their last game before moving to Los Angeles the following month. September 13, 1946: The Boston Red Sox clinched the American League pennant, the game's only score coming on a first-inning home run by Ted Williams. September 21, 1946: The final MLB baseball game at League Park, a 5–3 loss to the Detroit Tigers. The Indians rounded out their 1946 home season with three games at Cleveland Stadium. October 23, 1948: Kent State Golden Flashes and Western Reserve Red Cats played to a 14–14 tie in Ohio's first televised intercollegiate football game. November 24, 1949: The final college football game played at League Park, a 30–0 victory by the Western Reserve Red Cats over rival Case Tech Rough Riders. References External links League Park Information Site Diagram re-creation, and photo of the remnants of the ballpark Baseball Heritage Museum at League Park Sanborn map diagram, 1896 Sanborn map diagram, 1913 Sanborn map diagram, 1952 Sports venues completed in 1891 Sports venues demolished in 1951 Cleveland Indians stadiums Cleveland Rams stadiums Cleveland Spiders Case Western Spartans football Defunct college football venues Defunct National Football League venues History of Cleveland Hough, Cleveland Sports venues in Cleveland Defunct baseball venues in the United States Defunct Major League Baseball venues Demolished buildings and structures in Ohio Jewel Box parks National Register of Historic Places in Cleveland, Ohio Demolished sports venues in Ohio American football venues in Ohio Negro league baseball venues still standing Baseball venues in Ohio 1891 establishments in Ohio 1951 disestablishments in Ohio Negro league baseball venues Sports venues on the National Register of Historic Places in Ohio Defunct sports venues in Ohio