Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Mittermaier Mountain was the steep slope of Axamer Lizum, where tens of thousands of Germans and Austrians chanted, "Rosi, Ro-si," every time their daredevil streaked by, which she did fast enough and often enough to win three medals: two gold and one silver. Hamill Hall was the Olympic Stadium, where seemingly every American in Austria turned out to cheer as their figure-skating favorite swept over the ice in flawless form to win a gold medal. By the time the two women were done, they had stolen the show at the 12th Winter Games...
...pride with a gold and silver from Heini Hemmi, 27, and Ernst Good, 26. The Canadians picked up a surprising gold medal when Kathy Kreiner, 18, won the women's giant slalom. Britain won its only medal in figure skating-but it was an elegant one. Transforming Olympic Stadium into a stage for his lyrical ballet on ice, John Curry, 26, won the men's figure-skating title with as smooth and expressive a free-style exhibition as any Olympics has seen...
When the Boston Minutemen begin defense of their North American Soccer League Northern Division championship this spring, eight of their home games will be played at Harvard Stadium...
...Minutemen will open their season on April 17th, against Toronto at Harvard, and then play their next three home games at Brown Stadium. Eight of their remaining nine home contests will be played at Harvard, with a starting time...
When those showdowns end, all attention will turn to Olympic stadium for the Games' most dramatic and elegant event-figure skating-and America's premiere artist on ice, Dorothy Hamill. If the U.S. has picked up no gold medals by then, Dorothy will be the last chance. No matter the stakes of national pride, she will be well worth watching. With a dancer's sense of her own body, an incandescent smile and a skating style as fluid as a Chopin prelude, Dorothy will light up the Olympics...