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Max Baer Park

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1310 Murdell Lane

Livermore, CA 94550

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PARK HISTORY

This park is named for the world heavyweight boxing champion who later appeared in films and on television. Max was raised in Livermore and won 84 professional fights from 1929-1941. The Max Baer plaque from the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame is installed at the park entrance.

Max Baer is the home to Livermore's Little League Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series event. 

This 11.8-acre neighborhood park is lighted and includes picnic tables, a dog park, a multi-use sports field, and two (2) baseball fields. 


The dog park is located at the southeast corner, between the softball fields and Mendenhall Middle School; the fenced dog area is approximately 28,000 square feet.

A baseball scoreboard, spectators, and players on the field during a game.
A banner saying "WELCOME TO THE LITTLE LEAGUE INTERMEDIATE WORLD SERIES" in a park with trees and benches.
A scoreboard with a banner for the Little League Intermediate 50/70 World Series.
Group photo of a baseball team and supporters on a field with scoreboard in the background displaying "Max Baer Field."
A baseball scoreboard, spectators, and players on the field during a game.
A banner saying "WELCOME TO THE LITTLE LEAGUE INTERMEDIATE WORLD SERIES" in a park with trees and benches.
A scoreboard with a banner for the Little League Intermediate 50/70 World Series.
Group photo of a baseball team and supporters on a field with scoreboard in the background displaying "Max Baer Field."