Word: stadiumses
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A ball park vendor has to create a style to survive the competition of a hundred other barkers, for he gets no salary. He works strictly on commission, usually about 16-per-cent of his sales. In most stadiums this minute cut yields about six cents per hotdog, and two...
With him was TIME Correspondent David DeVoss, 26, a member of the generation that grew up on Dylan 's songs and that is now returning to auditoriums and stadiums for a historical second look. De Voss 's report:
We pay homage to those who advance that creed through testimonials, tributes, fame and adulation. We scramble for tickets to fill the stadiums and fieldhouses of those institutions and organizations that adopt the win-at-all-cost philosophy.
Whatever the outcome of this week's game, the innovative, extraverted style of Ajax-last week a 1-to-8 favorite with London bookies-is credited with helping soccer reach new levels in popularity. The sport's international governing body, the Federation Internationale de Football Association, represents 141...
In Italy a few years ago, one referee had his ear bitten off. In France, all stadiums have been forced to erect 7-ft.-high iron fences to keep irate fans off the field. In Britain, police patrol special football trains to curb fights. Last week in Rome, after Juventus...