Before Neale Stadium, football was played at MacLean Field, the large athletic field between the Mem Gym and the Shattuck Arboretum, behind (west of) the Administration Building. It was named for James Alexander MacLean, the university president from 1900 to 1913. The baseball infield was originally in the southwest corner, with the football field set north-south, in the outfield. After Neale Stadium opened, the baseball infield was moved to the northeast corner of MacLean, on the site of the current College of Education building. The primary spectator area was on the slope along the east sideline (later the third base line). (1921 photo – (campus photo - circa 1940) The former infield in the southwest became the site of the utilitarian Field House succeeded by three outdoor tennis courts (south).