Word: stadiums
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...been billed as the "Sunshine Showdown." But the heavyweight title bout between Champion Joe Frazier, 29, and Challenger George Foreman, 24, in Jamaica last week was more like a midnight mugging. In front of 36,000 fans at a stadium in Kingston, Foreman managed one of the swiftest and most savage upsets in heavyweight history...
Master Builder of Ibsen. Publick Theater, 1175 Soldiers Field Road, behind the Stadium...
...anger which many members of the University community, students and teacher alike, felt at Pusey's unilateral, unprecedented action, was reflected in the editorial columns of the Crimson that Spring. The mass meetings held in Harvard Stadium occasioned some of the paper's most thorough reporting, and relations with the Administration deteriorated even more. For a generation of Crimson editors, the act of summoning riot-equipped police to the Harvard Yard stood as tantamount to treason...
...pennant for the network. Burke and his eleven partners-only Cleveland Shipbuilder George M. Steinbrenner attended the press conference announcing the purchase-are confident that their team's fortunes can only improve. They have a $24 million commitment from New York City to renovate Yankee Stadium, and they are counting on recent major trades to bring a pennant back to the Bombers and the fans back to The Bronx...
Inside the stadium, the Miami fans had a clear majority. Their bright orange and blue colors stood out better than the Redskins' burgundy and gold in the thick haze which enveloped the stadium. They waved white handkerchiefs and rolled long banners whenever the Dolphins gained yardage...