Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...place of the Stadium broadcasts WBZ has not developed a "football scoreboard" program, Edney continued. This venture has been so successful, he said, that "it looks now as though we won't be interested in any more Harvard football...
...disadvantages of Crimson football broadcasts, Edney pointed out that this fall's five-game home schedule, by not including the Yale game, is not worth very much to a sponsor. He also complained that the University's refusal to accept a brewery as sponsor handicaps any radio station buying Stadium football rights...
Geoffrey M. Kalmus '56, President of the undergraduate radio station, immediately announced that the first broadcast will take place this Saturday, when Cornell plays in the Stadium. Although no announcer for the games has been selected as yet and no sponsor found, WHRB will definitely carry the Crimson's remaining schedule, Kalmus said...
...serious opposition" to the station's petition developed in the nine-man Committee on Athletics, members reported last night. Despite the argument that students should be in the Stadium instead of their rooms during a home game, the committee felt that most undergraduates would attend the games regardless of WHRB broadcasts...
Although the committee's decision applies only to this year's football schedule several of the Faculty members indicated that WHRB, by doing a creditable job this fall, might well win the right to continue the Stadium broadcasts next year. "We'll all be interested to see how they handle this challenge," remarked John U. Monro '34, Director of the Financial Aid Office...