is a well-known baseball owner and counts one of his accomplishments as planting the ivy at Wrigley Field. 2014 was the final season for both Hamline and the Saints at Midway Stadium. Both teams moved into the new ballpark CHS Field in time for the 2015 season. Midway Stadium was torn down in 2015. The 12-acre site will be used for an office or warehouse development, which is in line with the industrial area that surrounds the stadium. Dimensions Midway Stadium (I) Seating capacity – 10,250 Left Field – . Left Center Field – . Center Field – . Right Center Field – . Right Field – . Midway Stadium (II) Seating capacity – 6,069 Left Field – . Center Field – . Right Field – . References External links Midway Stadium page on St. Paul Parks & Recreation website Visit to Midway Stadium Official Saints Website Stew Thornley's info about old Twin Cities ballparks Midway Stadium Hamline University Baseball venues in Minnesota Sports venues demolished in 1981 Defunct baseball venues in the United States Minor league baseball venues Sports venues in Saint Paul, Minnesota 1981 disestablishments in Minnesota 1982 establishments in Minnesota 2015 disestablishments in Minnesota Sports venues completed in 1982 Sports venues demolished in 2015 Demolished sports venues in Minnesota