Some in the overflow crowd began throwing cushions back. Incensed by this move, people in the bleachers, under the influence of whiskey, threw pop bottles. The management was interviewed by a Chicago Defender representative Tuesday. It has been decided that a few people are not going to break up the pleasure of thousands, nor are the old patrons of the park to be driven away by the lawless. All hip liquor will be confiscated and the owners will be arrested and convicted of violating the federal laws.
More police are to be added.
Bettors are warned that plainclothes detectives will be out in full force. The Chicago Defender reporters learned that patrons of the park have not only brought whiskey there, but have sold it in the rest room. The actions of women in the ladies' rest room Sunday, according to reputable witnesses, is not fit to put into print. This also was brought to the attention of the management and will be immediately stopped. It is doubtful if any cushions will be sold to the bleacher fans in the future and the management has it under consideration whether to sell any to the patrons in the grandstand.