by ramps for Interstate Highway 81. The final version of Star Park, also known as Syracuse Athletic Park and International League Park, opened in 1920, and closed after the 1929 season. It was located at 1420 West Genesee Street, on the north side of that street between State Fair Boulevard and the New York Central tracks. It was the home of Stars teams in the International League during 1920 through 1927, and then a short-lived Stars entry in the New York–Pennsylvania League during 1928, and part way through the 1929 season. This last Star Park was also the home of the short-lived Syracuse Pros football team, who were "possible" members of the American Professional Football Association (later renamed the National Football League), in 1921. Syracuse was without minor league ball until Municipal Stadium opened in 1934, for a newly transferred International League club that was named the Syracuse Chiefs. See also MacArthur Stadium Newell Park NBT Bank Stadium References External links Syracuse New Times. (2011, April 20). "The Pride of Solvay." Sanborn map showing site of Syracuse Athletic Park, 1950 Syracuse Pros Syracuse Stars (baseball) Defunct National Football League venues Defunct Major League Baseball venues Defunct minor league baseball venues Baseball venues in Syracuse, New York American football in Syracuse, New York American football venues in New York (state)