Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...puck left Marty Burke's stick so fast that few of the spectators in the Chicago Stadium knew what had become of it until they heard its sharp crack as Burke's teammate, Paul Thompson, stopped it. Expecting Thompson to try a difficult side shot for the goal, eight players turned sharply on their skates, churned up a white cloud of ice. But back spun the puck to Burke, who, almost as if he were practicing goal shots alone on the rink, sent it sliding past two defensemen, past Goalie Worters-and a red light flashed behind...
Eddie Morris, known to every upperclassmen as one of the oldest traditions of Stadium gridiron classics, yesterday announced his return to the Harvard sports world as official sideline expert and sports announcer par excellence. He plans to resume his duties with the commencement of the 1935 football season...
Rose Bowl At Pasadena, Calif, the biggest crowd (85,000) packed a stadium decorated with bunches of flowers to watch the game between Stanford and Alabama. Alabama's Halfback Millard (''Dixie") Howell gained 273 yd. His longest run (67 yd.) made one Alabama touchdown while his phenomenally accurate passes, mostly to End Don Hutson, paved the way to two more. Swamped by three touchdowns and a field goal in the second quarter, Stanford marched bravely to a touchdown in the third but still had no defense for the Alabama passes that scored again in the last. Alabama...
...Miami, the stadium was called the Orange Bowl. Five thousand spectators in white flannels and beach clothes watched Bucknell, bothered by sore feet and colds in the head, romp through the University of Miami...
...game with the Navy will be played in the Stadium and marks the first time since 1908 that the Crimson has met the Midshipmen on the gridiron...