The ivy has been a staple along the outfield wall at Wrigley Field since 1937, according to MLB. It was planted by Elmer and Gordon Clavey, who operated farms and nurseries for the Wrigley family.
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Baseball's first Wrigley Field wasn't in Chicago. It was in California.Even the ivy on the left-field wall is notorious. But that Wrigley Field wasn’t the first Wrigley Field. At 41st Place and San Pedro, deep in South LA, all that remains of America’s original ...
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The symbol of sporting excellence ... well, the aging symbol. 3. Wrigley Field: Ivy over concrete. Day games. Throwing back the visiting team's homers. Sosa blasts onto Waveland Ave. 4.
The ivy-clad walls and signature red marquee at Wrigley Field make it a must-see ballpark for all baseball fans. Luckily, you have it right here in your hometown! Whether you’re taking your little ...
Chicago Cubs fans can experience Wrigley Field in a unique way this spring as Upper Deck Golf returns to the Friendly Confines. According to the Cubs, a nine-hole course will return to Wrigley ...
Known for its ivy-covered outfield walls, hand-operated scoreboard and famous Marquee, iconic Wrigley Field has been the home of the Chicago Cubs since 1916 and is the second oldest ballpark in ...
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