On this day, 93 years ago, on August 12, 1932 (July 11, 1932, the lunar calendar), 95,000 people watched the closing ceremony of the Los Angeles Olympics. The grand occasion of Olympic sports teams reviewing in front of tens of thousands of spectators in Los Angeles On August 12, 1932, 95,000 spectators watched the closing ceremony at the Los Angeles Stadium. The torch of the 1932 Olympic Games gradually went out after shining on the U.S. team to achieve unprecedented results. According to informal statistics, the US team ranks first with a total score of 740.5. Italy ranks second with a total score of 262.5. Other countries are worse. It turned out that the West Coast Games, which many people estimated to be doomed to failure, set records for the best weather, the largest audience, the best results and the highest profits. Editoran, who won two sprint gold medals, and his teammate W-A-Carl, who won the 400-meter gold medal, walked in front of the parade. The Europeans still dominate in track events, but the U.S. team won many field gold medals, putting Europe and the United States evenly matched. Juan Carlos Savara of Argentina won the gold medal in the marathon.