Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...opening of the season is now advanced to Saturday, May 7, when the team will enter its first dual meet at Princeton. The members of the team who do not make the Princeton trip will compete in the Greater Boston Intercollegiates, which will be held in the Stadium on the same...
...record to date of this year's council is a round zero. It has started with a clean slate, and kept it clean. The collection from Stadium crowds for the unemployed was a result of outside pressure on the part of University Hall conspiring with a Boston Transcript writer; initiative for a perfunctory resolution at the time of subway rioting also came from the Dean's office. Beyond this the existing organization has done nothing. The preceding council compiled a report on the tutorial system which has already produced results. If the present body has instigated any investigations, neither...
...German home. Heavyweight Champion Max Siegfried Adolf Otto Schmeling arrived last week in the U. S. With him were a shepherd dog brought for a Iriend and Trainer Max Machon, wearing a new suit. On June 16, Champion Schmeling will defend his title, in a new 81,250,000 stadium (begun last week) in Long Island City, against Jack Sharkey of Boston, whom he beat...
...pigeons in flocks of ten?messengers to the Twelve Tribes of Israel?were allowed to fly to their homes in various parts of Palestine. Led by Tel Aviv's Mayor Dizengoff riding on a white horse, the 3,000 athletes, aged 5 to 60, marched to a huge new stadium that was crowded beyond capacity (25.000). The Maccabiad lasted four days. No supremely able Jewish athletes were entered, no world's records were broken. No official team score was compiled...
...country. In 1903 a merger of many of the companies formed Vulcan Match Manufacturing Co. which began to force the smaller companies out. In 1907 Ivar Kreuger, then 27, arrived in Stockholm after several years spent in the U. S. as a construction engineer. (He built Syracuse University's Stadium.) He and Paul Toll formed Kreuger & Toll Co. to do engineering work, but in a few years the company's function had changed to a holding company for the expanding of Kreuger match interests...