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In article <atlauren-0310970909040001@sdn-ts-040txfworp01.dialsprint.net>,
atlauren@uci.edu (Andrew Laurence) wrote:

>Hello all,
>
>Anybody remember what Chavez Ravine (the site of Dodger Stadium) use to be
>named?  I seem to recall that before the Stadium, it was named <something>
>Gulch, and was renamed Chavez Ravine.
>
It was never referred to as a "Gulch" unless your geography is way, way
off and you somehow erroneously connect it with Gower Gulch and the early
days of Hollywood as a producer of low-budget Westerns.  The current site
of Dodger Stadium has always been--and still is--known as Chavez Ravine. 
There's a number of sources that can verify this for you if you wish to be
accurate: The City of Los Angeles Historical Society, The Los Angeles
Conservency as well as the curators at El Pueblo de Los Angeles, a.k.a.
Olvera Street.