Hollywood Stars

Pacific Coast League · 3 venues in the atlas, in the order the team used them.

  1. 1926–1938 · Tenant

    Wrigley Field (Los Angeles)

    Los Angeles, California · Baseball · 1925–1961

    Built by William Wrigley Jr. in 1925 for the Pacific Coast League Angels, Los Angeles's Wrigley Field later housed the American League Angels for one season in 1961 and was demolished in 1969.

    Site redeveloped
  2. 1939 · Tenant

    Gilmore Stadium

    Los Angeles, California · Motorsports · 1934–1950

    Gilmore Stadium was an 18,000-seat Fairfax District stadium built by oilman Earl Gilmore in 1934, best known for midget auto racing and professional football before CBS Television City replaced it.

    Site redeveloped
  3. 1939–1957 · Home venue

    Gilmore Field

    Los Angeles, California · Baseball · 1939–1957

    Gilmore Field was the Fairfax District home of the Pacific Coast League Hollywood Stars from 1939 to 1957, a small ballpark beside the Farmers Market that drew a celebrity crowd.

    Site redeveloped

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