Technical World Magazine, Volume 12Technical World Company, 1909 |
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Page 82
... stand is of steel and concrete and measures 800 feet , being in the form of a right angle with the apex directly back of the catcher's place . By facing it to the east and south the spectators will be totally free from the least glare ...
... stand is of steel and concrete and measures 800 feet , being in the form of a right angle with the apex directly back of the catcher's place . By facing it to the east and south the spectators will be totally free from the least glare ...
Page 214
... stand 196 feet long rears its graceful roof of steel and cement over a seating capacity of 10,000 . Flanking this protected segment , eighteen rows of seats ascend amphitheater - fashion from the base to a parapet at the top and extend ...
... stand 196 feet long rears its graceful roof of steel and cement over a seating capacity of 10,000 . Flanking this protected segment , eighteen rows of seats ascend amphitheater - fashion from the base to a parapet at the top and extend ...
Page 488
... stand bolt upright . Grizzly and white they stretch their threatening arms up- ward to the sky . These are not the dan- gerous snags ; they can be seen and avoided . The river - assassin hides just beneath the surface , without a ripple ...
... stand bolt upright . Grizzly and white they stretch their threatening arms up- ward to the sky . These are not the dan- gerous snags ; they can be seen and avoided . The river - assassin hides just beneath the surface , without a ripple ...
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