Grantland Rice coined the term "Four Horsemen" for a group of football players after they won at this stadium.
After events in this location, Red Smith wrote "The art of fiction is dead. Reality has strangled invention." The Clint Eastwood film that inspired the TV show McCloud has a title referencing this location. Grantland Rice coined the term "Four Horsemen" for a group of football players after they won at this stadium.The only extant part of this location is a stairway named for John T. Brush. It's not Wrigley Field, but Jack Brickhouse once said a play here "must have been an optical illusion to a lot of people." That was a memorable catch of a Vic (*) Wertz line drive. Russ Hodges' famous call of the "Miracle at Coogan's Bluff" occurred here. This stadium was vacant for three years after its most famous occupant, a team owned by Horace Stoneham, left town. This was the original stadium used by the NFL's Jets and MLB's Mets. For 10 points, name this now demolished New York City stadium that was the home of the baseball Giants.
After events in this location, Red Smith wrote "The art of fiction is dead.
Polo Grounds [accept Coogan's Bluff until mentioned]