Enjoyed this and it got me looking at old Forbes Field. I love looking at old stadiums. The left field line was 365' from home plate. To hit a home run down the line, the batter had to clear a high scoreboard (think Fenway Park). The scoreboard extended almost to left field power alley, where the home run distance was 406 feet. Hitting home runs there was a definite challenge. Center Field was 457 feet, so far that the batting practice screen was stored there during games because they felt it was so far away that it wouldn't interfere with balls hit during games. The right field foul line was about 300 feet, but there was a high screen in front of the pavillion that extended to right center. A much more reachable home run target.