From 1894-1953, playing the game on Thanksgiving day became a rivalry tradition, and due to high civic interest and large crowds, was often held at larger Cleveland city venues including League Park and Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
Due to high civic interest and large crowds, the games were often held at larger Cleveland city venues, such as League Park and Cleveland Municipal Stadium. From 1894-1953, playing the game often on Thanksgiving day becoming a rivalry tradition.
From 1894-1953, playing the game often on Thanksgiving day becoming a rivalry tradition. Due to high civic interest and large crowds, the games were often held at larger Cleveland city venues, such as League Park and Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
From 1894-1953, playing the game often on Thanksgiving day becoming a rivalry tradition. Due to high civic interest and large crowds, the games were often held at larger Cleveland city venues, such as League Park and Cleveland Municipal Stadium.