U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL / LOS ANGELES 1991 : Opening Ceremony July 12. 1991 Dodger Stadium Ticket FULL UNUSED Evander Holyfield, Ronald Regan

      U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL / LOS ANGELES 1991 : Opening Ceremony Plays on Past in Hopes of Igniting the Present By RANDY HARVEY July 13, 1991 12 AM PT For at least one night, U.S. Olympic Festival organizers tried to put their financial woes on hold and celebrate the beginning of the largest multi-day, multi-sport competition in Los Angeles since the 1984 Summer Games with an impressive opening ceremony at Dodger Stadium. Befitting the smaller scale of the event, one which involves more than 3,000 athletes in 36 sports over 10 days, the ceremony was not as grand or extravagant as the one for the Olympics seven summers ago at the Coliseum. With the crowd reported at 29,500, neither was it as well attended as organizers had hoped. But it was colorful, featuring 1,000 choir members, 1,000 dancers, 700 musicians, three sky-divers and fireworks in a 2 1/2-hour program produced by Radio City Music Hall. There were other reminders of 1984, including the official opening declaration--”Let