APFA Stadiums

American Professional Football Association — 20 venues ranked by capacity

Stadiums

Rank ▼	Stadium	Team(s)	Capacity	Opened
#1	Neil Park	Columbus Panhandles (1920–1921)	12,000	N/A
#2	League Park	Akron Pros (1920–1921)	8,000	N/A
#3	Rochester Baseball Park	Rochester Jeffersons (1920–1921)	8,000	N/A
#4	Normal Park	Chicago Cardinals (1920–1921)	7,500	1920
#5	Canisius Field	Buffalo All-Americans (1920–1921)	6,000	N/A
#6	Hagemeister Park	Green Bay Packers (1921–1921)	6,000	1921
#7	League Field	Canton Bulldogs (1920–1921)	5,000	N/A
#8	Triangle Park	Dayton Triangles (1920–1921)	5,000	N/A
#9	Hammond Stadium	Hammond Pros (1920–1921)	5,000	N/A
#10	Douglas Park	Rock Island Independents (1920–1921)	5,000	N/A
#11	Walnut Street Field	Muncie Flyers (1920–1921)	3,000	N/A
#12	Staley Field	Decatur Staleys (1920–1920)	1,500	1920
#13	Bosse Field	Evansville Crimson Giants (1921–1921)	N/A	N/A
#14	Ebbets Field	New York Brickley Giants (1921–1921)	N/A	1913
#15	Dunn Field Dunn Field (1916–1927) League Park (1891–1946)	Cleveland Tigers (1920–1921) Cleveland Indians (1921–1922) Cleveland Tigers (1919–1920)	N/A	1891
#16	Navin Field Navin Field (1912–2008) Briggs Stadium (1912–2008) Tiger Stadium (1912–2008)	Detroit Heralds (1920–1921) Detroit Tigers (1921–1921) Detroit Heralds (1905–1920)	N/A	1912
#17	Eclipse Park II	Louisville Brecks (1921–1921)	N/A	1893
#18	Nicollet Park	Minneapolis Marines (1921–1921)	N/A	N/A
#19	National Park II National Park II (1901–1926) American League Park (1901–1926)	Washington Senators (1921–1921)	N/A	1901
#20	Wrigley Field	Chicago Staleys (1921–1921) Chicago Tigers (1920–1920)	N/A	N/A