“He finally reached me and sat down beside me on the bleacher and I could smell the clean scent of soap on him.”

“Luckier was John Whitehead, bleacher of Lowercroft, who would have been aboard the Rothsay Castle but for a last-minute change of plan.”

“They added outfield bleacher seats, a batting cage, and tarps to cover the field.”

“Roughly, half that number either worked at the bleachery or depended on those who worked there.”

“The actual number working in the bleachery was about six hundred and twenty men and women.”

“In that case we should have motored sooner or later by the bleachery gate and past numerous company houses.”

“Frank Laporte was robbed of a home run by a bleacherite, who knocked the ball down as it was soaring into the left-field bleachers.”

“Some chose to sit in the bleachers where narrow seats led to close interaction between fans.”

“We had our own designated section of the bleachers, and were supposed to spend at least half of each game there.”

“He was playing a game of dominoes on the second level in the second level bleachers in the stadium inside the dome when he calmly got up.”