Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...established system and a struggling young regime will meet this afternoon when Coach Hunk Anderson of Holy Cross and Coach Dick Harlow of Harvard pit their teams against each other in the Stadium. The contrast between the two men's elevens will be sharp, for one will send out a veteran outfit, the other a unit that has been thrown together during the course of the past week...
...Freshman team of unknown strength will also race. They will follow a two-mile course, completely on the Stadium side of the river with the same finish as the Varsity. Both events will start at 3.30 o'clock...
Thus the cynical observer might be tempted to remark that as far as the undergraduate is concerned, it little matters what kind of a machine Coach Harlow has built. Still, in all the studied nonchalance of a game in the Stadium trained observers saw flashes of lightning. Whether or not the thunderbolt will follow is still, as with the elements, a matter for conjecture...
Much in the thoughts of Pope Pius XI last week were the 200,000 U. S. Roman Catholics gathered in Cleveland for the 7th National Eucharistic Congress (TIME, Sept. 30). In Public Auditorium and Municipal Stadium the pilgrims and Clevelanders attended mass after mass, went in throngs to confess their sins in 14 languages. They listened to speech after speech on such familiar Catholic themes as the wickedness of Communism and Birth Control...
Finally, in the packjammed Stadium, 20,000 Catholics formed their ranks into a reproduction of a great monstrance (altar vessel to hold the sacred Host). Followed benediction of the Blessed Sacrament by Cardinal Hayes, which was preceded by a radio broadcast by the Pope, speaking in rapid, inaudible Latin and frequently fading out entirely. Later, Catholics learned that Pius XI had said...