Gilmore Stadium
Demolished stadium in Los Angeles
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Gilmore Stadium was a multi-purpose stadium in Los Angeles, California. Built for Earl Gilmore, president of California-based Gilmore Oil Company, the stadium opened in 1934, held 18,000, and was demolished in 1952, after which the land was used to build CBS Television City.
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