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bleachers

NOUN
seating for watching event
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On March 25, 1893, 3,500 fans — some in the bleachers, some in grandstands, and 200 seated loftily in their own carriages — rang cowbells and blew horns to herald the entrance of the Angels.

From Los Angeles Times

Their relatives watched from the bleachers, with local government officials getting the prime seats.

From New York Times

Students erupted with cheers and stomped their feet on the wooden bleachers when school board members talked about the possibilities ahead.

From Washington Times

For all of their hoops knowledge, the Fudds blend in like any other parents in the bleachers.

From Washington Post

The highest, 2,460 parts per million, was collected from a grassy strip of land mere feet from bleachers and a baseball diamond.

From Los Angeles Times