Price Cutter Park



Entrance to Price Cutter Park, Aug-2005.


The seating bowl, as seen from down the first-base line.


Quick Facts:
With no professional baseball in southwest Missouri for many a year, the Texas-Louisiana League sought to fill the void. This park opened in the north end of the city of Ozark, alongside Route 65, the north-south road connecting Springfield and I-44 with the growing resort town of Branson.

The best-known landmark near the field is Lambert’s Café, known throughout the area as the “home of the throwed rolls”. Visitors to the ballpark leave Route 65, pass the restaurant, and then turn right to get to the stadium.

The owners of the original franchise sold out to a group from Pensacola, Fla. after the 2003 season. For 2004, the Frontier League relocated from Simmons Field in Kenosha to the now-vacant park and took over the Mountain Ducks name. However, with affiliated ball moving into Hammons Field in nearby Springfield in 2005, the Frontier League Ducks hit the road and returned to their roots as the Ohio Valley Redcoats.

Most recently, the park has been seen hosting a team in the MINK League, a college summer league.

I was unable to get into Price Cutter Park on my 2005 visit.


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