Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Eugene Stone III Soccer Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium in Greenville, South Carolina on the campus of Furman University.The 3,000-seat (expandable) stadium opening in 1995 during a ceremony featuring Brazil national football team legend Pelé. The stadium is named for the late South Carolina benefactor Eugene Stone who donated a large sum of money which helped build the stadium."@en }
Showing triples 1 to 4 of
4
with 100 triples per page.
- Eugene_E._Stone_III_Stadium_(Greenville,_South_Carolina) abstract "Eugene Stone III Soccer Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium in Greenville, South Carolina on the campus of Furman University.The 3,000-seat (expandable) stadium opening in 1995 during a ceremony featuring Brazil national football team legend Pelé. The stadium is named for the late South Carolina benefactor Eugene Stone who donated a large sum of money which helped build the stadium.".
- Q5407197 abstract "Eugene Stone III Soccer Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium in Greenville, South Carolina on the campus of Furman University.The 3,000-seat (expandable) stadium opening in 1995 during a ceremony featuring Brazil national football team legend Pelé. The stadium is named for the late South Carolina benefactor Eugene Stone who donated a large sum of money which helped build the stadium.".
- Eugene_E._Stone_III_Stadium_(Greenville,_South_Carolina) comment "Eugene Stone III Soccer Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium in Greenville, South Carolina on the campus of Furman University.The 3,000-seat (expandable) stadium opening in 1995 during a ceremony featuring Brazil national football team legend Pelé. The stadium is named for the late South Carolina benefactor Eugene Stone who donated a large sum of money which helped build the stadium.".
- Q5407197 comment "Eugene Stone III Soccer Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium in Greenville, South Carolina on the campus of Furman University.The 3,000-seat (expandable) stadium opening in 1995 during a ceremony featuring Brazil national football team legend Pelé. The stadium is named for the late South Carolina benefactor Eugene Stone who donated a large sum of money which helped build the stadium.".