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- Delmar_Fieldhouse abstract "James M. Delmar Fieldhouse was a 5,000-seat multi-purpose arena located at 2020 Mangum Road in Houston, Texas. It was primarily used for basketball. It is perhaps most notable for being the home court to the Houston Cougars men's basketball team, featuring Elvin Hayes, during the 1960s. It also hosted a Midwest regional quarterfinal game between the Cougars and the Marquette Warriors in 1961, the first NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament game held in the state of Texas. The city has gone on to host tournament games nine more times through 2011, with the 2016 Final Four scheduled to take place in NRG Stadium as well.In 2007, the WNBA's Houston Comets and Connecticut Sun played a pre-season game at Delmar Fieldhouse.In 2008, it served as the home court for the Texas Southern University Tigers women's basketball team.In September 2013, the Houston Independent School District voted to demolish the structure which will be replaced by a new facility called the Delmar-Tusa Fieldhouse, set to open in late 2016.".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse dateOfAbandonment "2013-09-24".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse formerName "Delmar-Tusa Fieldhouse (2012-2014)".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse location Houston.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse location Texas.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse owner Houston_Independent_School_District.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse tenant Houston_Cougars_mens_basketball.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse tenant Texas_Southern_Lady_Tigers_basketball.
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- Delmar_Fieldhouse wikiPageWikiLink 1961_NCAA_Mens_Division_I_Basketball_Tournament.
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- Delmar_Fieldhouse wikiPageWikiLink Texas.
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- Delmar_Fieldhouse wikiPageWikiLink Womens_National_Basketball_Association.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse wikiPageWikiLinkText "Delmar Fieldhouse".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse architect "Milton McGinty".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse closed "2013-09-24".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse demolished "2014".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse formerNames "Delmar-Tusa Fieldhouse".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse location "2020".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse location "Houston, Texas".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse opened "1958".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse owner Houston_Independent_School_District.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse seatingCapacity "5000".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse stadiumName "Delmar Fieldhouse".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse tenants "Houston Cougars men's basketball".
- Delmar_Fieldhouse tenants "Texas Southern Tigers women's basketball".
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- Delmar_Fieldhouse subject Category:Basketball_venues_in_Houston,_Texas.
- Delmar_Fieldhouse subject Category:Defunct_college_basketball_venues_in_the_United_States.
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- Delmar_Fieldhouse comment "James M. Delmar Fieldhouse was a 5,000-seat multi-purpose arena located at 2020 Mangum Road in Houston, Texas. It was primarily used for basketball. It is perhaps most notable for being the home court to the Houston Cougars men's basketball team, featuring Elvin Hayes, during the 1960s. It also hosted a Midwest regional quarterfinal game between the Cougars and the Marquette Warriors in 1961, the first NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament game held in the state of Texas.".
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