just west of, and parallel to, Eaton. The point where State crosses Eaton is about three blocks south-southwest of the other Eaton Street site. Both were in the Mississippi flood plain, and early season games for the 1888 club had to be relocated. Currently: Commercial / Industrial name of ballpark unknown St. Paul Apostles - Western League (1892 part) Dale and Aurora grounds or just Aurora park aka "Comiskey's Park" Home of: St. Paul Saints - Western League (1895-96) Location: Aurora Avenue (north), Dale Street North (east), Fuller Avenue (south), St. Albans Street North (west) Currently: Residential Lexington Park Home of: St. Paul Saints - Western League (1897-99) St. Paul Apostles/Saints/Senators/Saints - American Association (1902-56) (Sundays only during the "Pill-box" years) St. Paul Bronchos - Northern League (1913 part) Location: Lexington Parkway (east); University Avenue (north); Fuller (south); Dunlap (west) Home plate: southwest corner (1897); northwest corner (1916) Currently: Retail businesses Downtown ball park aka "The Pill-box" Home of: St. Paul Saints AA (July 20, 1903 - end of season 1909) for weekday games Location: Robert Street (northeast, first base); 12th Street (southeast, third base); Minnesota Street (southwest, left field); 13th Street (now Columbus Avenue) (northwest, right field); about two blocks southeast of the Capitol Currently: Government buildings Midway Stadium (I) Home of: St. Paul Saints - American Association (1957-1960) Location: 1000 North Snelling Avenue Currently: Energy Park, an industrial development Midway Stadium (II) Home of: St. Paul Saints - Northern League (1993-2005) / American Association (2006-2014) Location: 1771 Energy Park Drive Currently: Demolished, being redeveloped CHS Field Home of: St. Paul Saints AA (2015-present) Location: North Broadway Street (southwest, first base); buildings and Prince Street (southeast, right field); Lafayette Freeway / US-52 (northeast, left field); I-94 (north, third base) White Bear Lake Leip’s Park Home of: St. Paul Apostles - Western Association (1888) - first 2 games only; the two Eaton Street sites were under water due to springtime flooding of the Mississippi Location: somewhere on or near the grounds of the Leip Hotel resort Currently: Reportedly the site of a White Bear Lake shopping center on Hwy 61 Bloomington Metropolitan Stadium Home of: Minneapolis Millers - American Association (1956-1960) Minnesota Twins - American League (1961-81) Location: 8000 Cedar Ave. South (MN-77) (west, first base); I-494 (north, third base) Currently: Mall of America See also Lists of baseball parks References Peter Filichia, Professional Baseball Franchises, Facts on File, 1993.