Pitt Stadium

Generalidades
Endereço	Pensilvânia Estados Unidos

Construção e abertura
Abertura	1 de setembro de 1925
Encerramento	13 de novembro de 1999
Demolição	de 1999

Utilização
Clubes residentes	Pittsburgh Panthers (en)
Proprietário	Universidade de Pittsburgh
Operador	Universidade de Pittsburgh

Localização
Coordenadas	40° 26′ 40″ N, 79° 57′ 42″ O

O Pitt Stadium foi um estádio localizado em Pittsburgh, no estado da Pensilvânia, nos Estados Unidos, foi inaugurado em 1925, sendo a casa do time de futebol americano universitário Pittsburgh Panthers da Universidade de Pittsburgh, também recebeu alguns jogos do time de futebol americano Pittsburgh Steelers da NFL no ano de 1942 e entre os anos de 1958 a 1969, sua capacidade inicial era de 69.400 espectadores, passando para 56.500 em 1949, o estádio foi demolido em 1999.^[1]^[2]

Referências

[1] ttps://news.google.com/newspapers?id=FjUbAAAAIBAJ&sjid=E0oEAAAAIBAJ&pg=6700%2C2669217

[2] ttp://www.post-gazette.com/sports_pitt/19991112whatsnext6.asp

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