The Washington times., 1910-06-30
Every Blow Will Be Mega
phoned From Munsey
Building.
SPECIAL SERVICE
FROM THE RINGSIDE
Extra Paper Will Be on Street
Few Minutes After Bat
tie Ends.

Reno. on the afternoon Of InGepeud-
en-e Day. will be the cynOsUre Of TIE
whole sporting universe.
Trained to the minute and prepared
10 battle to the bitter end in the event
that has attracted more widespread iC-
tercst than any other affair i'm the whole
history Of fstiana, Jim Jenries and Jack
johnson VIII meet to fight for the high
est honor in DUGiliSm.
RumoTs and recurrCnt rumors OF post
1 DOnements. reports Of training. betting,
and the anxiety lest Johnson prove able
TO capture the. worlds title have but
served TO intensity interest in he fight
until today. in the minds of those who
are called upon to decide what is news.
and what the public wants in the way
. of news. the JohnsOn-Jeffries fight is
1 the most important feature story in "a
Ageneration.
Whole World Interested.
Today in the little Nevada city is
sgathered the most numerous corps Of
Especial. correspondents that has ever
assembled 10 furnish to the world news
/ of an event which has no end of in
terest in America, abroad, and, in fact
throughout the civilized work.!
Determined to afford its readers every
detail and feature of the fight The
Washington Times has worked inces-
sanity since the fighters commenced 10
train TO perfect the best service pos
sible.
Today this paper is in a position to.
announce that it will exhaust every
means to give not only best but first
every important fact in connection with
the heavyweight encounter.
The first detail was to arrange for the
most competent writer's. Already there
have appeared in these columns the
opinions Of such experts as Jim Cor
bett. John l.. Sullivan, William MuiT
doom, and other competent judges OF
fighters and condition On next Mon
day most Of these experts viii be so
engaged that their reports viii neceS-
Sarily be delayed, so that the news viii
be handled exclusively by special cor
respondents.
Two Special Wires.
\ Two wires viii be run directly from
the ring side to the Munsey building. so
! should one fail there viii still be no
delay in furnishing to the public Of
! washington the quickest and most &C
curate news directly from the arena
Al one wire will be located Tad, the
famous New York cartOonlst and fight
inS expert. while at the other IT'D
Wright and Max Balthasar. who have
written principally from the Pacific
coast, but whose articles have attracted
nationwide attention. will dictate blow
by blow.
These wires will run directly TO the
|. second floor of the AIunsey building,
from which they viii be megaphoned
/ across the Avenue 10 the thousands who
are expected to assemble there.
The moment the fight ends the forms
! Will be rushed to the s1eTeOtyDers and
fthence to the presses, making # posi-
bic TO have an extra on the street be
fore the crowds have a chance to leave /
livery line that comes from the Reno
ringside viii be printed in this extra,
while IT. addition this special edition
will contain complete racing and base
ball results.
Starts At 4:3o O'clock
The fighters are scheduled to enter
the ring at 1:SO O'Clock Reno time, which
is 4:3O Washington time, but even be
fore then the special wires viii bring
hpn preliminary news, statements, bet
ping, and other matters of vital inter
yest 10 those who are determined to learn /
at first hand every feature OF the I
whole undertaking.
Whether the fight is to end in the /
first few minutes or whether it is to I
extend through many rounds are, of I
course. matters that only Monday can
eel, but in getting the news exact and I
then getting it TO Times readers, time 1
viii not be lost nor money saved on the /
most universally interesting happening /
the vast majority Of sporting news read /
ers has ever known.