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War Memorial arena|structure|construction} is that the name of a stadium that once stood in Buffalo, New York. The bowl was on an oblong block close to the downtown space. Its main entrance was at Chief Executive Avenue to the east (behind left field) and Best Street to the south (behind right field). Its alternative boundaries were Dodge Street to the north (behind third base) and Masten Park to the west (behind initial base) with Masten Avenue farther west. War Memorial bowl was originally created as a WPA project in 1937.
It was originally named Roesch Memorial bowl, although the name was modified to President of the United States bowl later in 1937 (honoring the previous President and Buffalo public official) so to Civic bowl in 1938. The name was modified to War Memorial bowl in 1960. The bowl originally weekday thirty five,000, however several expansions passed over the years, raising the capability to over forty six,500. Despite this, by The Time of the AFL-NFL merger it had been one in all the tiniest stadiums within the league (below the league’s fifty,000-seat minimum), then in 1973 (after considering and ultimately rejecting a move to Seattle) the Bills left War Memorial arena|structure|construction} in favor of their current stadium, currently referred to as Ralph Wilson bowl, that had a capability of over eighty,000.
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