Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Michigan State backfield and almost blocked a quick kick. On the sideline a rumpled, prowling man in brown slacks and unbuttoned shirt scowled and grabbed a telephone. "Who came in on that?" he demanded from an unseen watcher high in the stands over Palo Alto's Stanford Stadium. Coach Hugh Duffy Daugherty. master craftsman of the most intricate offensive in modern football, was at his appointed task of trying to keep track of every block and tackle of every player on the field...
...forced to accept three Negro undergraduates for admission last September by court order. Expecting the same reaction from students to this as it felt, the administration tried everything to treat the Negroes as a special case. They even tried segregating them in a special section at the football stadium...
...Remarkably fresh after an hour's hard cycling at Milan's Vigorelli Stadium, Italy's Ercole Baldini clocked just under 29 m.p.h. for a new world's record, announced that he would turn pro in January and was promptly ruled ineligible for the coming Olympics...
...when Harry Arlanson sends his Brown and Blue Jumbos onto the field, they will receive support. rivaled in Harvard Stadium only by the spiritual support the University of Massachusetts gave its team in 1954. Look at Tufts' schedule and one can easily see why. The Jumbos open with Bowdoin this Saturday, and after the Harvard game, they will play in successive weeks: Trinity, Williams, Amherst, Rochester, and Upsala...
...second time in three years, something short of a religious crusade will take place in the Harvard Stadium a week from Saturday. From the streets of Medford that day, the Tufts student body will head for Harvard Square, by car and bus, full of enthusiasm and desire, knowing that this will be its big game for the year, and possibly for quite a few years...