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@Spatms: Thanks for this article which I have just reviewed. The naming seems quite interesting. I have done some research and it appears that the baseball field (entrance from W La Palma Ave) carries the name Dee Fee Field, while the football/soccer field (grand stand on N La Palma Parkway) is Glover Stadium. I'm not sure how official this source is. This blog sheds some light on it, though probably insufficient as source for the article. This article may be reliable. The City of Anaheim seems to completely bypass the naming issue and just calls is La Palma Park, mentioning the existence of sporting facilities [1]. I suspect this will be a matter of controversy between baseball and football people what the common name for this article should be. pseudonymJake Brockmantalk08:41, 16 May 2019 (UTC)Reply
