Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Application for tickets to the Harvard-Dartmouth hockey game at the Boston Garden Friday, February 17, will close at 6 o'clock tomorrow. Prices have been reduced to $1.65 for stadium and boxes, $1.10 for balcony, and $.55 for general admission. H. A.A. books will not admit...
Construction of a small calibre rifle and pistol range under the Harvard Stadium will be begun this Saturday by the Harvard Rifle Club, with the co-operation of the Military Science Department and the H.A.A., it was announced yesterday by officials of the club, who hope to hold .22 calibre matches there this spring...
...Chicago, having walked under a ladder and presided at a 13-course luncheon of the 13-membered Anti-Superstition Club on Friday, Jan. 13, to defy Bad Luck, skeptical Sidney Nicholas Strotz, president of Chicago's $7,000,000 Stadium, had to announce that his Stadium had gone into receivership...
Painful were these revelations to Tokyo's Mayor, popular Hidejiro Nagata, who with flying coattails has opened many a baseball game at Tokyo's Stadium in the Meiji Grounds, and who is a national figure, renowned for sturdy patriotism, sage wit. Though no slightest suspicion pointed at either Mr. Nagata or at any of his kin, he promptly scapegoated, announced his resignation as Mayor of Tokyo with this terse explanation, "I desire to embrace full responsibility...
...almost too much for most of us to think that students will actually be compelled to play games with each other on their own campuses, merely for physical development and the fun of it without the immense thrill of appearing in a stadium thronged with 60,000 spectators. Someone has suggested that the athletic undergraduates may be forced to give up to study the time and talents that were meant for providing the populace with a great spectacle. Let us trust they will not use this new motive as a reason for continued hoping and praying for the return...