Reno Sales Stadium and Martel Field

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Reno Sales Stadium and Martel Field

The football stadium, to the south, was dedicated in 1974. It is named for Reno H. Sales, MSU's only graduate in 1898. A member of the first Bobcat football squad, he was an engineer and philanthropist in adult life.

The stadium is number 46 on our campus map.

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Reno Sales Stadium
and Martel Field

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