Nine speaker horns on the center field bleacher wall. Clock on wall in center to left of flagpole. Picnic areas, including bullring in left and bullpens I and II in right and right-center. Bavarian and Mexican restaurants and beer halls under the stands behind home plate. Showers in the bleachers in center.
Foul poles bend back slightly to join the top of the roof.
Open arches between first and second decks. Chicago Cubs played their 1918 World Series home games here to take advantage of its large capacity. The tradition of playing the Star-Spangled Banner at baseball games started here in 1918. World War I, until they learned that American soldiers in France were looking forward to knowing the results of the Series. During the seventh-inning stretch of the first game, the band suddenly started playing the song as a patriotic gesture.