Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...made him at age 39 the single most conspicuous figure in American sports. Last week, 20 seasons older, 30 Ibs. heavier and 2,953 games more experienced than when he hit home run No. 1, Hammerin' Hank drove No. 710 over the left-centerfield wall at Atlanta Stadium. Going into the weekend, with 13 games remaining on the schedule, he was within suspenseful reach of what is being billed as the greatest moments in sports history: the instants when he hits Nos. 714 and 715 to tie and then break Babe Ruth's home-run record...
...opening games with UMass and B.U. perennially draw small, nonchalant crowds, and to draw more people to the stadium this year, Harvard will offer non-undergraduates bargain prices...
While the Crimson eleven toils on the gridiron, the Athletic Department will be toiling behind the ticket office bars trying to fill the stadium...
Harvard will have no problem filling the stadium when Dartmouth and Princeton invade Cambridge for this year's other two home games. Those two games are termed "non-comp" games, and no complimentary or cutrate tickets are distributed...
...football, a radical departure from the conservative Yovicsin regime in which the only passes at Harvard games were the ones gallantly offered by the band's drumbearers to visiting cheerleaders. No doubt about it, Harvard fans enthused, Joe Restic was going to bring something innovative and wonderful to Harvard Stadium...