Pacific Coast League baseball with a Hollywood following. The Stars brought pennant races and famous faces to Gilmore Field. Their historic identity returns in the Gilmore High Pro, a limited-edition Diamond Vault release.
The original Hollywood Stars arrived in 1926 and shared Los Angeles’ Wrigley Field with the Angels. That first club won championships in 1929 and 1930 before moving to San Diego. A second Stars franchise brought the name back in 1938, opening Gilmore Field the following year.
Owner Bob Cobb sold shares to figures from the film industry, including Gary Cooper and Cecil B. DeMille. Celebrities filled the stands, but the baseball was serious: the Stars built a fierce rivalry with the Angels and became a defining part of Southern California’s Pacific Coast League years.
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Gilmore High Pro
Cream cotton, a navy visor and a green underbill. The embroidered Stars crest and Gilmore Field side patch bring the club’s Los Angeles identity into a structured, adjustable ballcap.
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