Sembower Field

Sembower Field
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Sembower Field is a baseball stadium in Bloomington, Indiana. It is the home field of the Indiana University Hoosiers college baseball team. The stadium holds 2,250 people and opened in 1958. It is named after former Indiana baseball player, Charles Sembower.

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v • d • e Indiana University Bloomington

Academics	School of Medicine · School of Law · Jacobs School of Music · Kelley School of Business School of Education · School of Journalism · School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Athletics	Indiana Hoosiers · Men's Basketball · Men's Football · Big Ten Marcing Hundred · Indiana, Our Indiana · Hoosier Rivalries: Indiana-Purdue Rivalry · Old Oaken Bucket · Old Brass Spittoon Facilities: Memorial Stadium · Assembly Hall · Bill Armstrong Stadium · Sembower Field Coaches: Tom Crean · Bill Lynch

Campus	Bryan House · Art Museum · Kinsey Institute · Kirkwood Observatory · Bloomington

Student life	Student Association · Student Foundation · Little 500 · Indiana Daily Student · Indiana University Student Television · WIUX

People	Notable Alumni · Notable Faculty · Michael McRobbie · Herman B Wells · Evan Bayh · Joe Buck · Mark Cuban · Dick Enberg · Donald Fehr · Robert Gates · E. W. Kelley · Kevin Kline · Branch McCracken · John Mellencamp · Frank O'Bannon · Jane Pauley · Ernie Pyle · Jeff Sagarin · Mark Spitz · Isiah Thomas · James D. Watson

v • d • e Baseball Parks of the Big Ten Conference

Illinois Field (Illinois) · Sembower Field (Indiana) · Duane Banks Field (Iowa) · Ray Fisher Stadium (Michigan) · John F. Kobs Field (Michigan State) · Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Minnesota) · Siebert Field (Minnesota) · Rocky Miller Park (Northwestern) · Bill Davis Stadium (Ohio State) · Medlar Field (Penn State) · Lambert Field (Purdue)

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