Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...owns the largest collection of pajamas in Hollywood, prefers to sleep in a nightgown. Unmarried, she lives in a ten-room Spanish house with her mother and brother, likes practical jokes, plays golf constantly and poorly, is often seen with Tom Gallery, matchmaker for Hollywood's Legion Stadium. Healthy, talkative, blue-eyed, she studies in bed, considers The Little Duchess (1917) her best picture...
...September, 1916 Oglethorpe, with Dr. Jacobs as first president, opened the doors of its one building to 56 students. Last year 500 students occupied its five blue granite buildings and football stadium. A prime factor in the new growth has been Publisher William Randolph Hearst. He was Atlanta's largest personal subscriber in Dr. Jacobs' first drive, boomed the campaign loudly in his Atlanta Georgian and Sunday American. In 1927 he gave Oglethorpe $25,000 and his third son, John, as a student. Grateful Oglethorpe promptly gave Mr. Hearst an LL. D., the only university degree...
Last week Dr. McGraw concluded her daily observations of the twins and turned them back to their parents. Their father is Dennis Wood, 40, onetime baseball player, now a grounds keeper at the Yankee Stadium. Mrs. Wood, 33, was once a telephone operator. The Woods, with five older children, live in a four-room apartment. In their turbulent, normal society "conditioned" Johnny and "unconditioned" Jimmy last week started to demonstrate what stuff they are made...
...they went to Hollywood to make Check and Double Check in 1930, one when a general SOS silenced all stations. In response to a public demand, the last missing installment was published in newspapers. Gosden and Correll have broadcast twice from sickbeds, once from a booth at the Chicago Stadium when they were attending a prizefight. In their annual swings around the country to make personal appearances in cinemansions, Amos and Andy take to the air from their authors' dressing room...
...Manager Mickey Cochrane, have done considerably more. Rated a 15-to-1 pennant choice in April, the Tigers last week were rated 2-to-1. Another surprise has been the performance of Boston, under its new owner, Thomas Yawkey. For his team this year Mr. Yawkey had a rebuilt stadium and an almost completely new roster of players including famed Robert Moses Grove who was Mickey Cochrane's longtime battery mate on the Athletics. Without Cochrane, Grove's pitching has not been up to scratch. Even so the Red Sox, consistent tail-enders in their league...