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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, l!*«o
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Baseball Field To Furnish
i iuildingSite For Coliseum
By TOM WINFIELD
A coliseum — a long-nred facility to fulfill the needs of the University, other than more classroom
buildings or housing for students—will soon appear on the scene. Dr. Joe Williams, dean of students,
revealed that the approximate cost will be $3,000.000.
The roliseum, spearheaded by a
petition taker, by the Independent
Party here winter quarter, will be
located on the present baseball field
Campus leaders Lowell Kirby, Cecil
Davis, Billy Watson, Bobby Raley,
and Paul Yarbrough presented the
petition with some 3,000 names to
Gov. Ernest Vandiver in Atlanta.
The coliseum will have a basket
ball arena with its seating capacity
of 10,000. Temporary sections will
boost the total to 11,000, if needed.
Livestock shows and expositions are
among the top contenders for use
of the new coliseum.
In addition to having the use of
the main building, the College of
Agriculture will have the use of a
second building, which will have a
seating capacity of 500. Livestock
pens will also be located behind the
main building.
All of the Athletic Association of
fices will be located in the main
building. Every sport represented at
the University will have a dressing
room in the coliseum. Other features
of the coliseum include a stage in
the main area, with ramps so that
motor vehicles may drive up on the
stage.
On the main floor there will be
an ample number of concession
stands, and ladies' and men's rooms,
which will be alternated in this
fashion: a concession stand, a ladies’
room, a concession stand, and a
men’s room.
The date for beginning construc
tion is the spring quarter of 1961
and approximate completion date is
the fall of 1962.
Members of the coliseum planning
committee are: Wally Butts, head
coach; Dean Murray. College of Agi-
culture; Walter Danner, registrar;
B. C. Kenney, director of plant opera
tions; R. H. Driftmier, head of agri
cultural engineering department;
Harbin Uwson, basketball coach;
Dr. Hugh Masters, director of the
Continuing Education Center; and
Dr. Williams.
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