Riverside Stadium

Also Known As: Riverside Park 1921-1924; Producers Park 1928-1932
Location: Independence, KS
East of N. 5th Street.
Capacity: 3,000 (1925); 2,200 (1947); 4,000 (1949); 4,500 (1950); 2,500 (1952)
The park backs up to the Verdigris River. It is the site of the first scheduled minor league night game in 1930.
Used by: Independence Producers, Independence Producers/Joplin Miners/Hutchinson Wheat Shockers, Independence Yankees, Independence Browns

Following are the minor league baseball teams known to have played at Riverside Stadium:

Year	Team	League	W	L	Attend	Avg.
1952	Independence Browns	Kan-Okla-Missouri (KOM) League	46	80	39,487	627	Roster	Stats
1950	Independence Yankees	Kan-Okla-Missouri (KOM) League	60	66	38,274	608	Roster	Stats
1949	Independence Yankees	Kan-Okla-Missouri (KOM) League	71	53	46,607	752	Roster	Stats
1948	Independence Yankees	Kan-Okla-Missouri (KOM) League	74	46	46,270	771	Roster	Stats
1947	Independence Yankees	Kan-Okla-Missouri (KOM) League	41	80	22,460	371	Roster	Stats
1932	Independence Producers/Joplin Miners/Hutchinson Wheat Shockers	Western Association	58	68			Roster	Stats
1931	Independence Producers	Western Association	77	69			Roster	Stats
1930	Independence Producers	Western Association	76	56			Roster	Stats
1929	Independence Producers	Western Association	71	78			Roster	Stats
1928	Independence Producers	Western Association	66	67			Roster	Stats
1925	Independence Producers	Western Association	44	105			Roster	Stats
1924	Independence Producers	Southwestern League	45	21			Roster	Stats
1923	Independence Producers	Southwestern League	49	85			Roster	Stats
1922	Independence Producers	Southwestern League	79	58			Roster	Stats
1921	Independence Producers	Southwestern League	103	38			Roster	Stats

Attendance listed indicates the total home attendance for the team even if it played in multiple home ballparks or additional cities in the same year.

Average attendance is based on half the team's total games being played at home.

Riverside Stadium

Minor League Baseball