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Walker Field

Walker Baseball Field measures 330 feet down the lines, 375 to the power alleys and 400 to straightaway centerfield. 

The press box is named in honor of Ford C. Frick, a 1915 DePauw graduate, who served as National League president and Commissioner of Baseball.

Other facility features include:

  • two full-sized astroturf batting cages
  • eight-station hitting area
  • two regulation-sized bullpen mounds on both home and visitor sides with astroturf catching areas
  • entirely enclosed by eight-foot fence
  • 18’ x 8’ foot scoreboard
  • full-field underground watering system
  • 45’ in-ground dugouts with water fountains
  • full infield tarpaulin
  • fence padding added in 2024
  • sound system

Dedicated on April 14, 1984, Walker Field was named in honor of Merle Royce "Ole" Walker, a 1912 DePauw graduate. Walker was a two-sport athlete at DePauw, earning six letters in football and basketball and captaining the latter during the 1911-12 season.