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Since 1958, Sabine Field area has also been home to a [[World War II|WWII]]-era [[M4 Sherman]] tank named "Sabine Sally". |
Since 1958, Sabine Field area has also been home to a [[World War II|WWII]]-era [[M4 Sherman]] tank named "Sabine Sally". The tank was placed in honor of the Norwich men who served in the Armored Forces in World War II, and it was dedicated by Norwich alumnus and [[Medal of Honor]] recipient [[James M. Burt|Captain James M. Burt]].<ref>{{Citation |
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| title = In Memorium: CPT James M. Burt, USA, (Ret.) |
| title = In Memorium: CPT James M. Burt, USA, (Ret.) |
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| journal = Norwich Record |
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==Alumni March On== |
==Alumni March On== |
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Each fall on the university's Alumni Weekend, Sabine Field hosts the Alumni March On. At this ceremony, all returning alumni parade by class on to the field with the current year's |
Each fall on the university's Alumni Weekend, Sabine Field hosts the Alumni March On. At this ceremony, all returning alumni parade by class on to the field with the current year's Corps of Cadets.<ref>{{Citation |
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| title = Homecoming 2005: Full Weekend Coverage |
| title = Homecoming 2005: Full Weekend Coverage |
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==Vermont ghost stories== |
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The gate to Sabine Field is a part of Vermont [[ghost story]] lore. In the tale, the gate to field is said to be guarded by an unseen cadet whose haunting footsteps can be heard.<ref>{{Citation |
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| title = Vermont Ghost Stories and Hauntings |
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| publisher = Vermonter.com |
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| url = http://www.vermonter.com/haunted.asp |
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| accessdate = 2008-02-22 |
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| archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20080202173424/http://www.vermonter.com/haunted.asp |
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==References== |
==References== |
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| Full name | Sabine Athletic Field |
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| Location | Northfield, Vermont |
| Owner | Norwich University |
| Capacity | 3,000 |
| Construction | |
| Opened | 1921 |
| Renovated | 2013 |
| Tenants | |
| Norwich Cadets | |
Sabine Field is a 3,000 capacity stadium in Northfield, Vermont on the campus of the NCAA Division III-affiliated Norwich University. Opened in 1921, it serves as home to the school's football and track teams.[1] The field is named for the son of Dr. George K. Sabine, a member of Norwich's Class of 1868, who provided funds to purchase the athletic field's land.[2]
Since 1958, Sabine Field area has also been home to a WWII-era M4 Sherman tank named "Sabine Sally". The tank was placed in honor of the Norwich men who served in the Armored Forces in World War II, and it was dedicated by Norwich alumnus and Medal of Honor recipient Captain James M. Burt.[3][4]
Alumni March On
[edit]Each fall on the university's Alumni Weekend, Sabine Field hosts the Alumni March On. At this ceremony, all returning alumni parade by class on to the field with the current year's Corps of Cadets.[5]
References
[edit]- ^ 2007 Norwich University Football Media Guide (PDF), Norwich University Sports Information Office, retrieved 2008-02-22
- ^ Norwich University Clickable Map: Sabine Field, Norwich University, archived from the original on 2008-02-16, retrieved 2008-02-22
- ^ "In Memorium: CPT James M. Burt, USA, (Ret.)", Norwich Record, 99 (Spring 2006), Norwich University Office of Communications: 22, 2
- ^ "From the University Archives: 45 Years Ago: The Tank Ceremony", Norwich Record, 96 (Summer 2003), Norwich University Office of Communications: 3, 3
- ^ "Homecoming 2005: Full Weekend Coverage", Norwich Record, 98 (Fall 2005), Norwich University Office of Communications: 13–15, 4
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