Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Atwood Stadium is an 11,000-seat stadium owned by Kettering University located in the Carriage Town historic district area of downtown Flint, Michigan. It is used mostly for American football, field lacrosse and soccer.It opened on June 8, 1929 and was named after Edwin W. Atwood, who was elected as the Mayor of the City of Flint in 1920, and also donated a portion of the site for the stadium. It has hosted boxing matches, UAW strikes, high school football, minor-league baseball, election stump speeches, and concerts over the years. Originally Atwood Stadium had a natural grass field, but in 1968 began using artificial turf. Atwood's turf was ruled unsafe, leading to the stadium's closure in 1992. The stadium reopened in 1995 after $3.5 million in improvements, including a new artificial turf field. In 2015 the stadium is undergoing over $2 million in renovations to the restrooms, press box, concourse, exterior and playing field, and is expected to host Powers Catholic, Flint Southwestern and Flint Northwestern high school football in the fall of 2015."@en }
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- Atwood_Stadium abstract "Atwood Stadium is an 11,000-seat stadium owned by Kettering University located in the Carriage Town historic district area of downtown Flint, Michigan. It is used mostly for American football, field lacrosse and soccer.It opened on June 8, 1929 and was named after Edwin W. Atwood, who was elected as the Mayor of the City of Flint in 1920, and also donated a portion of the site for the stadium. It has hosted boxing matches, UAW strikes, high school football, minor-league baseball, election stump speeches, and concerts over the years. Originally Atwood Stadium had a natural grass field, but in 1968 began using artificial turf. Atwood's turf was ruled unsafe, leading to the stadium's closure in 1992. The stadium reopened in 1995 after $3.5 million in improvements, including a new artificial turf field. In 2015 the stadium is undergoing over $2 million in renovations to the restrooms, press box, concourse, exterior and playing field, and is expected to host Powers Catholic, Flint Southwestern and Flint Northwestern high school football in the fall of 2015.".
- Q4818873 abstract "Atwood Stadium is an 11,000-seat stadium owned by Kettering University located in the Carriage Town historic district area of downtown Flint, Michigan. It is used mostly for American football, field lacrosse and soccer.It opened on June 8, 1929 and was named after Edwin W. Atwood, who was elected as the Mayor of the City of Flint in 1920, and also donated a portion of the site for the stadium. It has hosted boxing matches, UAW strikes, high school football, minor-league baseball, election stump speeches, and concerts over the years. Originally Atwood Stadium had a natural grass field, but in 1968 began using artificial turf. Atwood's turf was ruled unsafe, leading to the stadium's closure in 1992. The stadium reopened in 1995 after $3.5 million in improvements, including a new artificial turf field. In 2015 the stadium is undergoing over $2 million in renovations to the restrooms, press box, concourse, exterior and playing field, and is expected to host Powers Catholic, Flint Southwestern and Flint Northwestern high school football in the fall of 2015.".