قائمة الفعاليات في ملعب سولجر فيلد

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ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2006
لعب فريق شيكاغو بيرز كأحد أبرز الفرق المستأجرة لملعب سولجر فيلد لأكثر من 40 عامًا. وهنا يظهرون في مباراة ضد فريق فيلادلفيا إيجلز على ملعب سولجر فيلد في 28 سبتمبر 2008.

ملعب سولجر فيلد هو ملعب افتُتح عام 1924. وقد كان الملعب الرئيسي لفريق شيكاغو بيرز لكرة القدم الأمريكية للمحترفين لأكثر من أربعة عقود، ولكنه استضاف أيضاً العديد من الفعاليات الأخرى على مدار أكثر من 100 عام من وجوده. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ]

الفعاليات السنوية

حاضِر

سابق

عشرينيات القرن العشرين

ملعب سولجر فيلد يقترب من الاكتمال في عام 1924

1924

افتُتح ملعب سولجر فيلد في 6 سبتمبر 1924 بمسابقة رياضية للشرطة.
  • 5 سبتمبر: أُقيمت أولى فعاليات الملعب، وهي رمي مطرقة وزنها 16 رطلاً ضمن دورة الألعاب الرياضية للشرطة، قبل يوم من الافتتاح الرسمي "لتجنب أي احتمال لوقوع حادث". فاز ضابط المرور جون والش بالمسابقة الوحيدة برمية بلغت 132 قدمًا و10 بوصات. [ 9 ]
  • September 6: opening day on Saturday for the first dedicatory event at the "Grant Park Stadium" an athletics meet with policemen as participants. This event was a fundraiser for the Chicago Police Benevolent Association, which provided support for police widows and officers disabled in the line of action. The meet's official opening ceremony on the second day featured 1,200 police officers parading through the stadium, fireworks, and music by two police bands, among other entertainment. The contests in the event included a chariot race and a game of motorcycle polo. The opening ceremony was attended by 45,000 spectators. Events raising funds for Chicago's Policemen and Firemen Benevolent funds were a mainstay at Soldier Field until 1971.[1][10][11][12][13][7]
  • September 10: "Pageant of Music and Light", an additional dedicatory event for the stadium.[1][14][15][16][17][18][19]
  • On September 27: Chicago Daily News-sponsored women's track meet with more than 500 Chicago-area participants. In addition to traditional track and field events, the competition also included such events as a basketball distance throw.[1]
  • October 4: high school American football game between Louisville Male High School and Chicago's Austin Community Academy High School,[20][21][22][23] the first football game in the stadium's history.[1]
October 9, 1924 "Chicago Day" event, which featured the formal dedication and opening of the stadium
October 9, 1924 "Chicago Day" event
  • October 9: "Chicago Day" event, marking the anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire, attended by a crowd of 60,000. The event contained the formal dedication and official opening of the stadium. The event included military troops partaking in a mock battle, equine performances by riders from the 14th Cavalry's Troop A, and a semi re-enactment of the Great Chicago Fire with firemen (including ten who actually had fought the Great Fire) fighting the fire using Fire King No. 1 (Chicago's first pump engine). In the re-enactment, a cow knocked over a lantern (according to lore), a replica of the O'Leary barn was burned down, and firemen used modern equipment to fight a fire in a mock-up of a three-story building. Following this spectacle there were police drills, performances by two police quartets, and a polo match. The teams in the polo match were led by Chicago Tribune owner Robert R. McCormick and Hotel Sherman manager Frank Bering. McCormick's team won 5–4.[1][2][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][4]
  • November 11: 1924 Midwest Catholic League championship, a College football game between Viator College and Columbia College of Dubuque. The game raised funds for an American Legion fund for disabled veterans. The game ended 0–0. Due to poor weather conditions, its attendance was only 2,000. This was the first college football in the stadium's history.[1]
Notre Name Fighting Irish vs. Northwestern American football game held on November 22, 1924

1925

بافو نورمي يهزم فيلي ريتولا في سباق 3000 متر في سباقات لويولا للتتابع عام 1925
  • 19 أبريل: سباقات لويولا ؛ لأول مرة، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد سباقات لويولا لألعاب القوى بين الجامعات. فاز بافو نورمي بالعديد من السباقات. [ 1 ] [ 7 ] كان نورمي في الأسابيع الأخيرة من جولة أمريكية استمرت خمسة أشهر (شارك خلالها في 55 منافسة) بعد أدائه المميز مع فنلندا في دورة الألعاب الأولمبية الصيفية عام 1924 (حيث فاز بخمس ميداليات ذهبية). وشارك في السباق أيضًا زميله الفنلندي الأولمبي فيلي ريتولا ، الذي كان مقيمًا في الولايات المتحدة وسافر مع نورمي خلال جولته. تغلب نورمي على ريتولا في السباق. [ 1 ] [ 7 ] [ 40 ] [ 41 ] [ 42 ] [ 43 ]
  • 9 مايو: استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد بطولة ساوث باركس للكرات الزجاجية . وشملت البطولة مسابقات للكبار والصغار. [ 1 ]
  • في الفترة من 22 إلى 25 مايو، رعت كتيبة الاحتياط 65 ووحدتها الأعلى، الفيلق السادس التابع للجيش، أولى العروض العسكرية العديدة التي أقيمت في ملعب سولجر فيلد. تضمن العرضان عرضين يوميًا، معارك جوية بعد الظهر، وعروض أضواء كاشفة وألعاب نارية تحاكي المدفعية المضادة للطائرات في المساء. وكانت أبرز فعاليات عروض النهار عرضًا لاسلكيًا مُنسقًا للطائرات الحربية التي حلقت فوق الملعب. وتمكن الحضور من سماع الاتصالات اللاسلكية بين الجو والأرض عبر نظام مكبرات الصوت المتطور في الملعب، ومشاهدة الطائرات وهي تستجيب للأوامر الأرضية وتؤدي حركات بهلوانية. حضر 25 ألف شخص العرض الأول بعد الظهر، وكان من بينهم نائب الرئيس تشارلز جي. داوز . بلغت درجة الحرارة 92 درجة فهرنهايت. أعاد العرض تمثيل معركة أرجون باستخدام، من بين أمور أخرى، ستارة دخان وأربع دبابات. في العرض الليلي الأول، أُصيب جندي مشاة عندما داسته الخيول، وقبل ذلك العرض، سقط شرطي كان يشارك في سباق خيل على الطريقة الرومانية من على حصانه وأُصيب هو الآخر. أما في اليوم الأخير، فقد حالت الرياح دون تحليق الطائرات، وكان الحضور قليلاً بسبب برودة الجو التي بلغت ذروتها قرب 40 درجة. ومع ذلك، اعتُبر الحدث برمته ناجحاً. [ 1 ] [ 44 ] [ 45 ] [ 46 ] [ 47 ] [ 48 ] [ 49 ] [ 50 ] [ 51 ]
  • في مايو: استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد حدثًا أُطلق عليه اسم "أولمبياد شيكاغو السنوي الأول"، وهو حدث رياضي برعاية الاتحاد الرياضي الفنلندي الأمريكي. من بين أبرز المتنافسين من الرجال: الفنلندي فيلي ريتولا ، الحائز على خمس ميداليات ذهبية أولمبية (وثلاث ميداليات فضية)، والفنلندي جوني ميرا ، الحائز على ميداليتين ذهبيتين أولمبيتين ، والأمريكي هارولد أوزبورن، الحائز على ميداليتين ذهبيتين أولمبيتين. أما أبرز المتنافسات من النساء، فشملن أساطير ألعاب القوى الأمريكية هيلين فيلكي ، ونورما زيلك ، ونيللي تود (التي كانت، إلى جانب زيلك، من تلميذات مدرب ألعاب القوى بجامعة شيكاغو، توم إيك). حطمت نورما فيلكي الرقم القياسي في سباق الحواجز في هذا الحدث، وحطم جوني ميرا الرقم القياسي في رمي الرمح، وفاز هارولد أوزبورن بلقب أفضل رياضي في البطولة، وفاز فيلي ريتولا بسباق الميلين. وبسبب الحرارة الشديدة التي بلغت 90 درجة فهرنهايت، لم يحضر هذا الحدث سوى 2500 متفرج. [ 1 ] [ 42 ] [ 43 ] [ 52 ] [ 53 ] [ 54 ] [ 55 ] [ 56 ]
  • استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد في الفترة من 13 إلى 14 يونيو بطولة الرابطة الوطنية لرياضة الجامعات للرجال لألعاب القوى لعام 1925. [ 57 ] [ 58 ] ومن بين المتنافسين البارزين ديهارت هوبارد ، ومورغان تايلور ، وجلين هارتانفت ، وتوم بور ، وفيل نورثروب ، وفرانك بوتس ، وكليفورد إلسورث "بيف" هوفمان ، وهوجو ليستنر .
  • في الرابع والخامس من يوليو: أقام ملعب سولجر فيلد أول احتفال له بيوم الاستقلال . [ 1 ]
بادي رايان يتنافس في سباق شيكاغو راوند أب عام 1925

1926

المؤتمر الإفخارستي لعام 1926
  • من ٢١ إلى ٢٣ يونيو : عُقد المؤتمر الإفخارستي الدولي الثامن والعشرون لمدة ثلاثة أيام في الهواء الطلق، نهارًا ومساءً، في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ ١ ] أُقيم القداس بحضور ٣٠ ألف شخص، تجمعوا داخل وخارج بوابات الملعب (١٥٠ ألفًا داخل الملعب، و١٥٠ ألفًا آخرين خارجه). [ ٧ ]
  • في الرابع من يوليو، بمناسبة الذكرى المئوية والخمسين لتأسيس الأمة، نظمت منظمة "لويال أوردر أوف موس" برنامجًا خاصًا بيوم الاستقلال في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ]
  • 27 يوليو: حضر 50 ألف شخص برنامجًا أقامه اللوثريون من مجمع ميسوري لإحياء الذكرى المئوية والخمسين لتأسيس الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية. [ 1 ]
يلعب فريق شيكاغو بيرز ضد فريق شيكاغو كاردينالز في 11 نوفمبر 1926
1926 Army–Navy Game
  • في 27 نوفمبر 1926، أُقيمت مباراة الجيش والبحرية ، بحضور أكثر من 110,000 متفرج. كانت هذه المباراة حاسمة لتحديد بطل كرة القدم الجامعية الوطنية، حيث دخلت البحرية المباراة دون هزيمة، بينما لم يخسر الجيش سوى أمام نوتردام. وقد اعتُبرت المباراة على قدر التوقعات، وانتهت بالتعادل 21-21، ليُمنح لقب البطولة الوطنية للبحرية. ومن بين الحضور البالغ عددهم 110,000 (وهو أكبر حشد جماهيري لمباراة كرة قدم في ذلك الوقت) كان نائب رئيس الولايات المتحدة تشارلز جي. داوز، بالإضافة إلى وزير البحرية الأمريكي كورتيس دي. ويلبر . كان من بين الحضور أيضًا المدرب الأسطوري لفريق نوتردام فايتينغ آيريش لكرة القدم، كنوت روكن ، الذي اعتبر المباراة على ملعب سولجر فيلد بالغة الأهمية لدرجة أنه تغيب عن مباراة فريقه ضد كارنيجي تك في ذلك اليوم (وهي المباراة التي خسرها فريق روكن، فايتينغ آيريش، الذي لم يُهزم قط، في مفاجأة صُنفت رابع أعظم مفاجأة في تاريخ كرة القدم الجامعية من قِبل ESPN [ 74 ] [ 75 ] ). بُثت المباراة أيضًا على الصعيد الوطني عبر الإذاعة، وهو استخدام مبكر بارز لوسيلة البث الإذاعي الصاعدة. وصفها والتر إيكرسدال من صحيفة شيكاغو تريبيون بأنها "واحدة من أعظم مباريات كرة القدم على الإطلاق"، وأعلن أنها شاهدها "أكبر حشد جماهيري شاهد مباراة كرة قدم في هذا البلد". بعد أكثر من عقد من الزمان، صوّت قراء مجلة إسكواير على أنها أفضل مباراة كرة قدم على الإطلاق. وحتى اليوم، يُجلّها الكثيرون باعتبارها أعظم مباراة بين الجيش والبحرية على الإطلاق. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 30 ] [ 35 ] [ 76 ] [ 77 ] [ 78 ] [ 79 ] [ 80 ] [ 81 ] [ 82 ]
  • November 28: 12,000 spectators saw the Kansas City Cowboys defeat the Chicago Cardinals 7-2 at Soldier Field.[1][83] This marked the first Time in which a football game benefiting causes related to the Chicago Sisters of Mercy (amongst them the order's Catholic high schools and Mercy Hospital) was held. It would be held annually thereafter until 1951. Most often it featured a matchup of two Catholic League schools (commonly Saint Rita and Leo). Some years the game included professional or college teams. The game usually attracted between 20,000 and 30,000 spectators. It was started by Sister Mary Ricardo, who decided a football game would be a good annual fundraiser after a meeting with Chris O'Brien. O'Brien suggested that a game against the Kansas City Cowboys could be moved from Comiskey Park to Soldier Field.[1][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94]
  • 30,000 attended a game between Prague's AC Sparta and a Chicago all-star team.[1]
Chicago Bears play the Green Bay Packers on December 19, 1926

1927

The USC Trojans and Notre Dame Fighting Irish football teams play each other on November 26 before a record crowd
مباراة كرة القدم بين فريق لويولا رامبلرز وفريق دايتون فلايرز (5 نوفمبر 1927)

1928

تاريخفريق جديد 1نتيجةالفريق الثانيدائريحضور
15 يناير 1928مكيف الهواء السويدي الأمريكي0-4نادي شيكاغو الكنديالقسم الغربي، الجولة الأولى
22 يناير 1928نادي فيينا لكرة القدم1-0نادي ثيستلز لكرة القدمالقسم الغربي، الجولة الأولى
22 يناير 1928شيكاغو سبارتا2-0نادي أولمبيا لكرة القدمالقسم الغربي، الجولة الأولى
5 فبراير 1928عمال البناء في شيكاغو4-0بودا AAالقسم الغربي، الجولة الثانية
26 فبراير 1928عمال البناء1-0شيكاغو سبارتاالقسم الغربي، نصف النهائي
15 أبريل 1928عمال البناء0-3نيويورك ناشونالزالمباراة النهائية للبطولة (مباراة كسر التعادل)15000

1929

  • في عام ١٩٢٩، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد أول دورة رياضية وطنية لمنظمة سوكول . تُعقد هذه الدورات في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية كل أربع سنوات. وقد استقطبت دورة عام ١٩٢٩ نحو ٢٥ ألف مشارك. وشملت هذه الدورات مسابقات الجمباز وألعاب القوى، بالإضافة إلى رياضات أخرى. شارك في دورة عام ١٩٢٩ رياضيون من ١٢٠٠ منظمة سوكول أمريكية في منافسات الجمباز الفردية على غرار الألعاب الأولمبية. كما شارك في دورة عام ١٩٢٩ ألفا شاب من شيكاغو في عرض جماعي للجمباز على أنغام الموسيقى الأوركسترالية. [ ١ ] [ ١٢٥ ] [ ١٢٦ ]
  • في عام 1929، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد مرة أخرى بطولة ساوث باركس للكرات الزجاجية . [ 1 ] [ 127 ]
  • في 19 أكتوبر، شاهد 90 ألف متفرج فوز نوتردام على ويسكونسن بنتيجة 19-0. [ 1 ] [ 32 ] [ 128 ] [ 129 ]
  • في عام 1929، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد ثاني عرض له على الإطلاق في مجال مكافحة الحرائق. [ 1 ]
  • October 26 was the first time that a long-running football rivalry game between Tuskegree and Wilberforce University (both historically black colleges) was held at Soldier Field. This was second time that this rivalry was ever played. The 1929 game also provided a championship among historically black colleges. Tuskegee's star player was College Football Hall of Fame-inducted running backBen Stevenson. The game was attended by 12,000 spectators. The game was thereafter played annually at Soldier Field until 1942, the only three exceptions being 1931 when game held at Mills Stadium in Chicago, 1932 when in place of this matchup Wilberforce played a different team at another venue in Chicago, and 1937 when the game was cancelled. After 1942 the game was moved Chicago's Comiskey Park, where it was played annually until 1949. Overall, Wilberforce recorded nine victories, Tuskegee recorded eight victories, and three games were tied in the rivalry series. The rivalry series was remembered endearingly by many in Chicago's African-American community, notably singer Lou Rawls.[1][130][131][132][133][134][135]
  • November 3: Loyola Ramblers football team defeats the DePaul Blue Demons 13-0 before a crowd of 51,000[136]
  • November 9: Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team defeated Drake 19–7.[32][39]
  • November 16: Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team defeated USC 19–12.[32][39]

1930s

Postcards depicting how Soldier Field looked in the 1930s and 40s

1930

  • August 23: 150,000 people (with thousands more being denied admission) attended the first annual Chicagoland Music Festival. The Chicagoland Music Festival was an event both organized sponsored by the Chicago Tribune, and ran for 26 years. The inaugural edition was jam-packed with performances, including a performance of the Anvil Chorus from Giuseppe Verdi's opera Il trovatore, a rendition of the Hallelujah Chorus from George Frideric Handel's Messiah sung by the entire audience, numerous John Philip Sousa marches, and spirituals like Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Thousands of performers were involved in the event, amongst them was Douglas, Michigan's 92-year-old W. T. Kimsey, an American Civil Warveteran who had been a drummer in the army of Ulysses S. Grant at the Battle of Shiloh. Kimsey performed using the same drum that he played at the Battle of Shiloh.[1][137]
  • In 1930 a multiple-day track meet at held at Soldier Field attracted over 40,000 spectators to its last night of events. The event was a multinational competition between athletes from the British Empire a team of US competitors. Similar events had been hosted in England, but the one at Soldier Field being the first hosted in the United States. Notable participants included Ralph Metcalfe.[1][138]
  • In 1930 the Chicago Daily News sponsored an event benefitting the Chicago firefighter's benevolent association. This would become an annual event.[1]
  • 20,000 spectators attended the 1930 Public League championship, which substituted for the Prep Bowl (which was not played in either 1929 nor in 1930, and was decided by forfeit in 1928).[1][108][109][110][139]
Advertisement for the stadium's night football game on October 3, 1930

1931

  • يناير 1931: أقامت جمعية المرأة الخيرية عرضها السنوي في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 2 ] [ 156 ]
  • شهد مهرجان شيكاغولاند الموسيقي الثاني، الذي أقيم عام 1931، مشاركة جون فيليب سوزا . [ 1 ] [ 137 ]
  • في الثاني عشر من مايو، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد أول بطولة ملاكمة للهواة. كانت هذه البطولة عبارة عن بطولة "القفاز الذهبي" برعاية صحيفة "شيكاغو تريبيون" . وقد تجاوزت البطولة قدرة ملعبها السابق في شيكاغو على استيعاب الجماهير، فنُقلت إلى ملعب سولجر فيلد في ذلك العام. كانت بطولة "القفاز الذهبي" التي تتخذ من شيكاغو مقرًا لها فكرة آرتش وارد ، وأُقيمت لأول مرة عام 1923، قبل أن تُحظر لفترة وجيزة على مستوى الولاية، ثم أُعيد إحياؤها عام 1928. بدأت البطولة كمنافسة محلية، لكنها سرعان ما تحولت إلى بطولة إقليمية في الغرب الأوسط، ثم أصبحت في النهاية بطولة وطنية للهواة. وفي عام 1931، أصبحت حدثًا دوليًا، مع إضافة متنافسين دوليين، ففي بطولة عام 1931، دُعي عشرة شبان فرنسيين للمشاركة. ولضمان إمكانية نقل البطولة إلى ملعب شيكاغو في حال هطول الأمطار، لم يُبَع سوى 21,000 تذكرة مسبقًا، لكن في يوم المباريات، حضر 40,000 متفرج إلى ملعب سولجر فيلد. وُضِعَت الحلبة في وسط ساحة سولجر فيلد، وأُحِطَت بـ 22 ألف مقعد مُخصَّص للمشاهدة من جانب الحلبة، وُضِعَت على أرضية ضخمة مائلة قليلاً. انطلقت النزالات بعد عزف موسيقي وعرض للألعاب النارية. في النزال الأول، هزم ليو روداك أندريه بيريه ليحرز لقب وزن الذبابة . [ 1 ]
  • في شهر أغسطس: قدم سيرك رينغلينغ براذرز بارنوم وبيلي عروضه في موقف سيارات ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ] ولعقود لاحقة، استمر السيرك في إقامة عروضه الصيفية في موقف سيارات الملعب. [ 7 ]
  • في العاشر من أكتوبر: تعادل فريقا نوتردام ونورث وسترن بدون أهداف أمام حشد جماهيري بلغ 65 ألف متفرج. [ 33 ] [ 34 ]
  • 28 نوفمبر: فاز فريق بيردو على فريق نورث وسترن بنتيجة 7-0 في مباراة خاصة ضمن منافسات كرة القدم الجامعية بعد انتهاء الموسم، أقيمت على ملعب سولجر فيلد. وذهبت عائدات المباراة للأعمال الخيرية. [ 33 ]

1932

ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 1932
  • من 24 يونيو إلى 4 يوليو: أُقيمت البطولة العسكرية للجيش الأمريكي احتفالاً بالذكرى المئوية الثانية لميلاد جورج واشنطن . تضمن الحدث عروضاً جوية، وتمثيليات قتالية، وعروضاً مدفعية، ومسابقات رياضية على غرار الألعاب الأولمبية ، وعرضاً عسكرياً ، وعروضاً للألعاب النارية . شارك الرائد جيرالد إي. براور في العروض الجوية . [ 2 ] بدأ عرض 24 يونيو، الذي انطلق في تمام الساعة الثامنة مساءً، في بداية فعاليات البطولة التي استمرت أحد عشر يوماً، بتحليق أربع أسراب من الطائرات المقاتلة لمرافقة طائرة تقودها أميليا إيرهارت . كانت الطائرات مطلية لتشبه نسراً أحمر وأبيض. هبطت إيرهارت لاحقاً وتوجهت إلى الملعب، حيث مُنحت ميدالية ذهبية، ثم ألقت خطاباً أمام الجمهور حول رحلتها عبر المحيط الأطلسي في العام السابق. بُثّ الحدث عبر الإذاعة. [ 1 ] [ 4 ] [ 157 ] [ 158 ] [ 159 ]

1933

ملعب سولجر فيلد (أقصى اليسار) ومعرض القرن التقدمي العالمي المجاور له في عام 1933
1933 Piccard-Settle stratospheric flight
Navy members with the balloon's gondola.
Balloon taking off before and audience of 44,000 at Soldier Field
  • August 3: Soldier Field held its final Chicago Golden Gloves tournament. This tournament was held in conjunction of Chicago's 1933–1934 Century of Progress World's Fair. More than 48,000 people attended the matches, despite a one-day postponement due to rain. This tournament featured participants from Ireland. The first two bouts were won by Irish participants, but the next six were won by American participants. Irish heavyweight champion Patrick Mulligan was knocked out broke his ankle during his bout. This was the last edition of the Chicago Golden Gloves to be held at Soldier Field. The tournament has been held at other Chicago venues ever-since.[1]
  • August 4: 40,000 spectators witnessed the inflation of the world's largest hydrogen gas balloon in preparation for a stratospheric flight from Soldier Field by Jeannette and Auguste Piccard.[179][180][181][182]
  • August 12: Soldier Field hosted a national African American athletic meet in conjunction with the 'Negro Day' event held at the Century of ProgressWorld's Fair. The event featured such notable athletes as Olympic gold medalists Edward Gordon and DeHart Hubbard (the first African American to win an Olympic gold medal).[1][183][184]
  • August 12, coinciding with the Fair's Negro Day, an African American pageant entitled Epic of a Race was performed at Soldier Field. Chandler Owen, who headed the organization of Negro Day events, employed author and WJJD radio staffer Andrew Dobson as the author and theatrical producer and dance instructor Sammy Dyer as the director of the production. Carl Sandburg was consulted by Dobson on the historical accuracy of his script. Renowned actor Richard B. Harrison was the master of ceremonies for the event, which featured 1,500 performers, about 3,000 singers, music by the 8th Infantry Regiment Band, and portrayed 11 different historic episodes.[1][4]
  • 1933 Peel Cup finals[1]
  • Summer of 1933: Forty-Sixth annual National Amateur Athletic Union meet. The track and field event only managed to attract just over 8,000 spectators. A commentator wrote, "Judged solely by the caliber of its athletes, (it) was one of the best in the history of the modern games", but added "By the standards of attendance....the games flopped."[1][185]
  • 85,000 spectators attended the fourth annual Chicagoland Music Festival in 1933.[186]
  • October 1: 8,000 spectators saw the Chicago Bears defeat the Boston Redskins 7-0.[187]
  • October 7: Northwestern faced Iowa at Soldier Field. Northwestern lost 7–0.[33]
  • October 14: Northwestern tied Stanford in a scoreless game at Soldier Field.[33]
  • Mount Carmel defeated Harrison 7–0 in the 1933 Prep Bowl. The event was made official for the first time, being promoted by the Mayor of ChicagoEdward Joseph Kelly himself.[108][109][110][188][189][190]
  • The Canadian professional soccer champion Toronto Scots played St. Louis' Stix, Baer and Fuller team, the U.S. champions, for the North American soccer title in 1933. The Scots won 2–1. This event was one of many Soldier Field sporting events that was tied-into the ongoing Worlds Fair.[1]

1934

1935

  • عيد الفصح عام 1935: حضر 23000 شخص قداس شروق الشمس البروتستانتي غير الطائفي الذي أقيم في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ]
  • في التاسع عشر من مايو، انطلق سباق تابع لرابطة سباقات السيارات في الغرب الأوسط [ 7 ]، إيذاناً ببدء تقليد عريق لسباقات سيارات الميدجت في الملعب. وقد أحرز نجم سباقات الميدجت، مارشال لويس، المركز الأول في السباق الرئيسي. وحضر الفعالية 20 ألف متفرج. [ 1 ] [ 31 ]
  • أغسطس 1935: عندما تم هدم البرج الغربي لتلفريك معرض إكسبو العالمي لعام 1933 ، سقط على جزء من الجدران الخارجية لملعب سولجر فيلد، مما استدعى إصلاحات بقيمة 50 ألف دولار. [ 1 ] [ 4 ]
كرة قدم موقعة من جميع نجوم الجامعات لعام 1933

1936

  • February 16:[7] the U.S. Central Ski Association held its annual ski meet at Soldier Field. They built a temporary ski jump that was 13-stories,[1][30] the world's tallest man-made ski jump at the time. More than 57,000 spectators attended the ski meet.[7]
  • July 22: the Chicago Catholic Youth Organization held its first boxing tournament at Soldier Field. This was an intercity boxing meet against New York's Catholic Youth Association. The proceeds of the tournament went to the CYO Mil Fund to help feed 35,000 students in nonsectarian summer schools run at Chicago Catholic schools.[201] The Catholic Youth Organization would hold numerous intercity and international boxing tournaments at Soldier Field over the next several years.[1]
  • September 1: 1936 Chicago College All-Star Game, in which 76,000 spectators saw the College All-Stars tie the Detroit Lions 7–7.[191][195]
  • The 1936 edition of the German Day Festival had a greater focus on pageantry and dancing versus the sports that were the focus of previous editions.[1]
  • June: Soldier Field hosted the eastern regional semi-final tryouts for the 1936 U.S. track field Olympic trials[202]
  • In 1936, national softball championships for both men and women were held at Soldier Field. The stadium's arena was big enough to hold five softball diamonds with their home plates along the west stands (on the running track). All five were used simultaneously during the day, but only three were used at the same time for night games. Teams from 40 states and Canada participated, but rain delayed the tournament so it started two days late. A game that stood out was one attended by 15,000 spectators that featured the teams from Rochester and Cleveland facing off (Rochester, led by amateur softball legend Harold "Shifty" Gears, defeated Cleveland 2–0 in that game).[1]
  • 1936 Chicago Prep Bowl: 75,000 saw Austin tie Fenwick 19–19.[110][200][203]
  • في عام ١٩٣٦، أُقيمت مباراة على ملعب سولجر فيلد بين مدرستي تيلدن وأوستن الثانويتين المتنافستين . خلال المباراة، صدّ لاعب تيلدن، لو ريمكوس، ركلةً وسجّل هدفًا. وصف ريمكوس هذه المباراة لاحقًا بأنها الأكثر رسوخًا في ذاكرته خلال مسيرته الدراسية. [ ٢٠٤ ]
  • في أواخر عام 1936 تم إنشاء حلبة للتزلج على الجليد في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ]

1937

  • في السابع من فبراير عام ١٩٣٧، رعت صحيفة "شيكاغو ديلي تايمز" بطولة قفز التزلج التابعة لرابطة التزلج المركزية الأمريكية في ملعب سولجر فيلد. اجتذبت البطولة ٥٧ ألف متفرج، وهو ما يُعتقد أنه أكبر حشد شهده أي حدث لقفز التزلج في الولايات المتحدة. وقد قامت شركة "تيكو" (TECO) ببناء برج قفز التزلج الخشبي المؤقت الذي يبلغ ارتفاعه ١٨٠ قدمًا. [ ٢٠٥ ]
  • في عام 1937، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد العديد من الفعاليات احتفاءً باليوبيل المئوي لتأسيس مدينة شيكاغو، الذي كان احتفالاً بمرور مئة عام على تأسيسها عام 1837. أقيمت هذه الفعاليات بين 4 مارس (تاريخ تأسيس شيكاغو) و9 أكتوبر (ذكرى حريق شيكاغو الكبير). ومن بين الفعاليات التي استضافها ملعب سولجر فيلد احتفالاً باليوبيل، مباريات الملاكمة. [ 1 ]
    • لم يحضر سوى 12 ألف شخص قداس شروق الشمس في عيد الفصح عام 1937 في ملعب سولجر فيلد بسبب برودة الطقس. وقد احتُسب القداس في ذلك العام ضمن فعاليات اليوبيل الميثاقي. [ 1 ]
    • حضر 50 ألف شخص عرضاً احتفالياً بمناسبة اليوبيل الماسي لمدينة شيكاغو، والذي أقيم كجزء من الاحتفالات باليوبيل الماسي. [ 1 ]
  • في عام 1937، كان الإقبال على المعرض الحربي السنوي مرتفعاً. [ 1 ]
  • في عام 1937، استضاف ملعب سولجر فيلد مرة أخرى بطولات السوفتبول الوطنية للرجال والنساء. [ 1 ]
  • في عام 1937، أقيمت مباراة ملاكمة بين جو لويس وجيم برادوك في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ]
  • كان مهرجان اليوم الألماني لعام 1937 هو النسخة الأخيرة من هذا الحدث التي أقيمت في ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ]
  • Austin defeated Leo 26–0 to win the 1937 Prep Bowl; another contender for the highest attendance ever (estimated at over 120,000 spectators). Pre-game entertainment featured 'King of Jazz' Paul Whiteman. Austin was named High School Football National Champions that season. Their star player was Bill Deorrevont.[1][30][35][109][110][144][145][146][147][148][149][150][151][152][153][154][155][200][203][206][207][208][209][210][211][212]
  • In 1937 the Norge Ski Club held a ski meet at Soldier Field. A 13-story 50m ski jump was erected at Soldier Field for the event. The Norge Ski Club, which is based out of Fox River, Illinois, is the oldest continuously operating ski club in the United States.[4][213][214]
  • September 1: 84,560 saw the College All-Stars defeat the Green Bay Packers 6-0 in the College All-Star Game. The game's only points were scored when Texas Christian University's Sammy Baugh passed forty-seven yards to Louisiana State University's Gaynell Tinsley. Members of the All-Star team included Tippy Dye.[1][191][195][215]

1938

1939

أربعينيات القرن العشرين

1940

1941

1942

1943

1944

الرئيس فرانكلين د. روزفلت يلقي كلمة في ملعب سولجر فيلد

1945

1946

1947

  • A rodeo competition was held at Soldier Field in July 1947 and was one of the first televised events at Soldier Field. The competition ended with its championship on July 20.[1]
  • At the same time as the annual circus engagement, a General Motors car expo was held in Soldier Field's parking lot.[1]
  • In 1947 more than 20,000 watched a soccer match between a Chicago all-star team and a team provided by Hapoel. The game ended in a tie.[1]
  • August 22 105,840 saw the College All-Stars defeat the Chicago Bears 16–0 in the Chicago College All-Star Game.[1][195] The MVP was Illinoisrunning backClaude Young.
  • Austin defeated Leo 13–12 in the 1947 Prep Bowl.[110][200][268]
  • In 1947 the Chicago Bears' annual Armed Forces Game was held at Soldier Field for the first time. The Bears' opponent was the Washington Redskins. Chicago won the game 28–0. The Armed Forces Game raised proceeds for the relief funds of the four branches of the US Armed Services, and was held annually from 1943 through 1970 (and was held at the Bears' home stadium, Wrigley Field, for a number of those years).

1948

1949

خمسينيات القرن العشرين

الجنرال دوغلاس ماك آرثر يلقي كلمة أمام جمهور قوامه 50 ألف شخص

1950

1951

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956

Soldier Field while hosting an automobile race in 1956

1957

1958

1959

حفل افتتاح دورة الألعاب الأمريكية لعام 1959. يظهر المصارع ماريو توفار غونزاليس وهو يحمل علم المكسيك .

الستينيات

قاد مارتن لوثر كينغ جونيور مسيرتين لحركة الحرية في شيكاغو في ملعب سولجر فيلد.

1960

1961

1962

1963

ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 1968

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970s

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

الطرف الشمالي من ملعب سولجر فيلد، الذي استضاف فعاليات مثل "المهرجان الدولي للتنس" على مر السنين
ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 1974

1975

  • In 1975 the North Field of Soldier Field again held the International Festival of Tennis. Amongst the participants were Billy Martin and Roscoe Tanner (who won the tournament with a $9,000 purse). The attendance was even less than the previous year. Only 2,000 people attending the quarter finals (while at the same time 5,000 spectators watched a Chicago Sting game that was taking place in the South End of Soldier Field).[1][4]
  • The Chicago Winds of the World Football League played their only season at Soldier Field in 1975. Their only win was attended by a mere 3,502 spectators at Soldier Field, with them defeating the Portland Thunder[1]
  • The Emmet Kelly Jr. Circus, organized by Chicago Park District superintendent Edmund Kelly, performed in Soldier Field's north end for several nights beginning on June 14. Its headlining performer was Emmet Kelly Jr. playing the circus clown made famous by Emmet Kelly Sr., Wearie Willie.[1]
  • 1975 Marvin Gaye concert in the northern arena of Soldier Field.[1]
  • August 1 54,562 saw the Pittsburgh Steelers defeat the College All-Stars 21–14 in the Chicago College All-Star Game.
  • Brother Rice defeated Chicago Vocational 26–0 in the 1975 Prep Bowl.[110][200]

1976

  • في 23 يوليو، شهد 52,095 متفرجًا مباراة بين فريق بيتسبرغ ستيلرز وفريق شيكاغو أول ستارز، والتي كانت آخر مباراة لنجوم الجامعات في شيكاغو . أُوقفت المباراة في وقت متأخر، قبل دقيقة و22 ثانية من نهاية الربع الثالث، بسبب هطول أمطار غزيرة. ورغم مشاركة نجوم مثل تشاك مونسي ، ومايك برويت ، ولي روي سيلمون ، وجاكي سلاتر ، إلا أن فريق أول ستارز لم يكن ندًا لفريق بيتسبرغ ستيلرز ، الفائز بلقب سوبر بول العاشر . وكان نجم فريق أول ستارز هو مايك كروزيك ، لاعب الوسط الذي اختاره ستيلرز في جولة اختيار اللاعبين، قادمًا من كلية بوسطن . وفي أواخر الربع الثالث، ومع تقدم ستيلرز بنتيجة 24-0، دفعت الرياح العاتية مدرب فريق أول ستارز، آرا بارسيغيان، إلى طلب وقت مستقطع. وبدأ المشجعون بالتدفق إلى أرض الملعب والانزلاق على العشب. ومع ازدياد شدة المطر، أمر الحكام الفريقين بالتوجه إلى غرف تبديل الملابس. وباءت جميع محاولات إخلاء الملعب بالفشل؛ حتى أن المشجعين قاموا بتمزيق قوائم المرمى. مع ذلك، بحلول ذلك الوقت، اشتدّ المطر لدرجة جعلت الملعب غير صالح للعب حتى بعد عودة النظام. وأخيرًا، في تمام الساعة 11:01 مساءً، أعلن مفوض دوري كرة القدم الأمريكية، بيت روزيل، وصحيفة شيكاغو تريبيون ، إلغاء المباراة. قوبل الخبر بصيحات استهجان، واندلعت مشاجرات عديدة في الملعب المغمور بالمياه قبل أن يعود النظام. اختير جو واشنطن من أوكلاهوما أفضل لاعب في هذه المباراة النهائية لنجوم الجامعات. [ 323 ] [ 324 ] كانت مؤسسة شيكاغو تريبيون الخيرية عازمة على تنظيم مباراة عام 1977. ولكن، مع تزايد عزوف المدربين عن إشراك لاعبيهم المختارين في المراكز الأولى في مسودة اللاعبين، وارتفاع تكاليف التأمين بسبب ارتفاع رواتب اللاعبين، أعلنت صحيفة تريبيون في 21 ديسمبر 1976 إلغاء المباراة. وكانت هذه أيضًا آخر تجربة تدريبية لأرا بارسيغيان كمدرب لفريق النجوم . [ 325 ] [ 326 ] [ 327 ] [ 328 ]
  • حفل فرقة ZZ Top في 25 يوليو [ 32 ]
  • أنهى فريق شيكاغو ستينغ مشاركته في الأدوار الإقصائية لموسم 1976 على ملعب سولجر فيلد، بخسارة أمام تورنتو بعد شوطين إضافيين. وفاز تورنتو لاحقاً ببطولة الدوري في ذلك الموسم. [ 1 ]
  • فاز فريق شيكاغو المهني على فريق سانت ريتا بنتيجة 13-6 في مباراة بريب بول عام 1976. [ 110 ] [ 200 ]

1977

1978

1979

ثمانينيات القرن العشرين

1980

1981

ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 1982

1982

1983

كان ستيفي راي فوغان وفرقة دبل ترابل من بين أبرز الفنانين المشاركين في مهرجان شيكاغو عام 1983.
13 أكتوبر 1983. تم صنع أول هاتف خلوي تجاري على الإطلاق باستخدام جهاز موتورولا داينا تاك في موقف سيارات ملعب سولجر فيلد.

1984

1985

1986

1987

Soldier Field in 1988

1988

1989

DateTeam #1ResultTeam #2AttendanceRound
July 20بولنداRuch Chorzów1–3 United States9,102Semifinals
المكسيكChivas2–1 Guatemala
July 22بولنداRuch Chorzów4–0 GuatemalaThird Place Match
 United States1–1 (5–3 pen)المكسيكChivas25,102Final

1990s

1990

1991

1992

تاريخفريق جديد 1نتيجةالفريق الثانيالمتفرجون
3 يونيو 1992 الولايات المتحدة1-0 البرتغال10402
6 يونيو 1992 الولايات المتحدة1-1 إيطاليا26874

1993

تاريخفريق جديد 1نتيجةالفريق الثانيالمتفرجون
13 يونيو 1993 ألمانيا4-3 الولايات المتحدة53,549

1994

حفل افتتاح كأس العالم لكرة القدم 1994
تاريخالتوقيت ( CDT )فريق جديد 1قرار.الفريق الثانيدائريالمتفرجون
17 يونيو 199414:00 ألمانيا1-0 بوليفياالمباراة الافتتاحية للمجموعة ج63117
21 يونيو 199415:00 ألمانيا1-1 إسبانياالمجموعة ج63113
26 يونيو 199411:30 اليونان0–4 بلغارياالمجموعة د63160
27 يونيو 199415:00 بوليفيا1-3 إسبانياالمجموعة ج63,089
2 يوليو 199411:00 ألمانيا3-2 بلجيكادور الـ 1660,246

حضر العديد من المشاهير مباريات كأس العالم في ملعب سولجر، بمن فيهم بلاسيدو دومينغو خلال مباراة 21 يونيو، [ 1 ] بالإضافة إلى شخصيات بارزة مثل الرئيس الأمريكي بيل كلينتون ، والمستشار الألماني هيلموت كول ، والرئيس البوليفي غونزالو سانشيز دي لوزادا في المباراة الافتتاحية. [ 371 ]

1995

1996

1997

في عام 1998، لعب فريق شيكاغو فاير التابع للدوري الأمريكي لكرة القدم موسمه الافتتاحي على ملعب سولجر فيلد.

1998

تاريخفريق جديد 1قرار.الفريق الثانيالمتفرجون
30 أكتوبر 1998كولومبوس كرو ( MLS )1-2 ( ASDET )شيكاغو فاير (MLS)18,615

1999

تاريخالتوقيت ( CDT )فريق جديد 1قرار.الفريق الثانيدائريالمتفرجون
24 يونيو 199919:30 كوريا الشمالية1-2 الدنماركالمجموعة أ65,080
24 يونيو 199917:00 البرازيل2-0 إيطالياالمجموعة ب65,080
26 يونيو 199918:30 النرويج4-0 اليابانالمجموعة ج34,256
26 يونيو 199916:00 غانا0–2 السويدالمجموعة د34,256

العقد الأول من القرن الحادي والعشرين

2000

تاريخفريق جديد 1نتيجةالفريق الثانيالمتفرجون
4 يونيو 2000 جمهورية أيرلندا2-2 المكسيك36,469
ميامي فيوجن ( MLS )1-2شيكاغو فاير ( MLS )
ويلتون 90(تقرير)خريستو ستويتشكوف 44' تيرون مارشال 88 'كرة قدم حمراء اللون 
عدد الحضور: 19146

2001

لعب فريق شيكاغو إنفورسرز التابع لدوري إكس إف إل في ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2001
تاريخفريق جديد 1نتيجةالفريق الثانيالمتفرجون
9 سبتمبر 2001 الولايات المتحدة4-1 ألمانيا10235
9 سبتمبر 2001 الصين3-0 اليابان
صورة جوية لملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2002، أثناء تجديده

2002

لم تُقام أي فعاليات بسبب أعمال تجديد ملعب سولجر فيلد. [ 1 ]

ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2003
ملعب سولجر فيلد في أبريل 2003

2003

يقام سباق سولجر فيلد لمسافة 10 أميال سنوياً منذ عام 2004.
11 يوليو 2004، مباراة ودية دولية بين الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية وبولندا

2004

ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2005

2005

حفل افتتاح دورة الألعاب المثلية لعام 2006

2006

ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2007

2007

تاريخالتوقيت ( CDT )فريق جديد 1قرار.الفريق الثانيدائريالمتفرجون
21 يونيو 200718:00 كندا1-2 الولايات المتحدةنصف النهائي50,760
21 يونيو 200718:00 الولايات المتحدة2-1 المكسيكأخير60,000
حشد في منتدى AFL-CIO للعائلات العاملة للتصويت على الانتخابات الرئاسية
(من اليسار إلى اليمين) بايدن ، كلينتون ، دود ، إدواردز وكوتشينيتش خلال منتدى AFL-CIO للتصويت للعائلات العاملة الرئاسية ( أوباما وريتشاردسون ، اللذان كانا على يسار بايدن، غير موجودين في الصورة) .
تاريخالفريق 1نتيجةالفريق الثاني
27 يوليو 2007إيطالياريجينا كالتشيو1-1بولندافيسلا كراكوف
27 يوليو 2007إسبانيانادي إشبيلية لكرة القدم1-0المكسيكنادي تولوكا
29 يوليو 2007إيطالياريجينا كالتشيو0-2المكسيكنادي تولوكا
29 يوليو 2007إسبانيانادي إشبيلية لكرة القدم0-1بولندافيسلا كراكوف
فريق شيكاغو بيرز يلعب في ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2008
ملعب سولجر فيلد عام 2008

2008

Soldier Field in 2009.
The US faces Honduras at Soldier Field during the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

2009

DateTime (CDT)Team #1Res.Team #2RoundSpectators
July 23, 200918:00 Honduras0–2 United StatesSemi-finals55,173
June 23, 200921:00 Costa Rica1–1 MexicoSemi-finals55,173
Soldier Field configured for 360° Tour in 2009
2009 Medal of Honor Convention

2010s

Soldier Field in 2010
2010Stanley Cup champion Chicago BlackhawkPatrick Kane (left) joins Sky Blue (of LMFAO) on-stage during Bamboozle Road Show 2010.

2010

Soldier Field in 2011

2011

DateTime (CDT)Team #1Res.Team #2RoundSpectators
June 12, 201118:00 El Salvador6–1 CubaGroup A62,000
June 12, 201120:00 Mexico4–1 Costa RicaGroup A62,000

2012

President Barack Obama throws a football at Soldier Field after the 2012 Chicago Summit.
Soldier Field during the 2012 Chicago Summit with Coast Guard boats stationed at nearby Burnham Harbor

2013

LeagueHome teamScoreVisiting teamAttendance
CCHANotre Dame Fighting Irish2–1Miami Redhawks52,051
WCHAWisconsin Badgers3–2Minnesota Golden Gophers
Zedd at the 2013 edition of Spring Awakening
DateTeam #1Res.Team #2RoundSpectators
July 28, 2013 United States1–0 PanamaFinal57,920
  • August 2013: Soldier Field hosted the Chicago Match Cup.[403]
  • August 8: Terrapin 5K & Music Festival
Landon Donovan competing on the US team during the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup Final
Soldier Field in 2014
The 2014 NHL Stadium Series featuring the Chicago Blackhawks and Pittsburgh Penguins

2014

DateTimeTeam #1Res.Team #2Spectators
July 27, 201417:00 (CDT)Liverpool1–0Olympiacos36,17

2015

LeagueHome teamScoreVisiting teamAttendance
NCHCMiami Redhawks4–3Western Michigan22,751
Big 10Wisconsin Badgers3–2Minnesota Golden Gophers
Zedd at the 2015 edition of Spring Awakening
Players at the 2015 Blackhawks victory rally

The first day (the 12th) featured Zedd, Eric Prydz, Martin Garrix, Duke Dumont, Paul van Dyk, Andrew Rayel, Borgore, Cosmic Gate, DJ Slink, Ilan Bluestone, Mija, Myon & Shane 54, Seven Lions, Shiba San, Slander the Floozies, Thomas Jack, Tommy Trash, A Guy Called Amir, Dani Deahl, Freak Island, Jake Terra, Kite!, Louis the Child, Mario Florek, M.O.B., Peter Kontor, PT & PT, Skyler Shores, Sleepy Pilch, and The Trap House.

The second day (the 13th) featured Hardwell, Flosstradamus, Dada Life, Zomboy, Diplo (performing both solo and alongside Skrillex as they made their midwest debut as Jack Ü), Adventure Club, Brillz, Bro Safari, Dusky, Eats Everything, Figure, Grandtheft, Headhunterz, Lane 8, Morgan Page, Nicole Moudaber, Oliver Heldens, Pegboard Nerds, Sander van Doorn, Savoy, Skream, Ummet Ozcan, Alfonz Delamota, Attak, Bucky Fargo, DJ White Owl, Fatboy, Inphinity, Kalendr, Jack Trash, Porn and Chicken, RJ Pickens, Ryan B, Stratus, Teknicolor, Xonic, and Zander.

The final day (the 14th) featured Tiësto, Afrojack, Zeds Dead, Excision, Jamie Jones, Aero Chord, Audien, Boombox, Branchez, Curtis Jones (as 'Cajmere'), Derrick Carter, DVBBS, Eva Shaw, Hucci, Justin Martin, Keys N Krates, MK, Party Favor, TJR, W&W, Yellow Claw, Antics, Delusive, DJ Nurotic, Funky Mack, Goodsex, Howie Doin, Juno Moss, Light.Em.Up, Mikho, Nathan Scott, Soultech (performing alongside Gene Ferris and Dustin Sheridan), The Pool House, Xposur, and Zerogravity.[518][519]

Soldier Field during Fare Thee Well
DateTime (CDT)Team #1Res.Team #2RoundSpectators
July 9, 201519:00 (18:00 CDT) Mexico6-0 CubaGroup C54,126
21:30 (20:30 CDT) Trinidad and Tobago3-1 Cuba

2016

Soldier Field in 2016
Soldier Field hosting the Copa América CentenarioGroup C Venezuela-Jamaica match
DateTeam #1ResultTeam #2AttendanceRound
June 5 Jamaica0-1 Venezuela25,560Group C[585]
June 7 United States4-0 Costa Rica39,642Group A[586]
June 10 Argentina5-0 Panama53,885Group D[587]
June 22 Colombia0-2 Chile55,423Semi-finals[588]

2017

2018

2019

2020s

2021

2023

2024

2025

2026

See also

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