The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
WASHINGTON TINES
BEATS ALL RIVALS
Reno Fight News Is Fur
nished Well In Advance
of Other Papers
-Four minutes ahead with the
meGaplOue-
Seven minutes ahead with a

Seven minutes ahead with a
complete extra
That describes the manner In which
Fhe Times with a direct uneGuaIel
TinEside wire service beat its con-
Petitors in conveying the most important
EEht news Of a generation 10 the wa
inE washington enthusiasts
And. admitting the truth OF she claim.
those who witnessed The Times put it
over on its rivals, round 5- round, are
wondering today how il was done, erd
are maryeIing at the cIoek-like resr'-
larily of The Times bulletin service
The extra which The Times PIT upon
the streets was a complete paper. Every
round was there. IN detail, Including the
knockout in the fifteenth
-Four wires and as many operators
were used Ey The Times to serve up the
vivid description Of the fight, blow by
blow and cIiuCh by CIinch. as il took
place I'D PARKWAY Reno The sursinE'
feng-Elad mass al humanity IN front of
EHe lEunscy building were given a veri-
table word picture Of the scenes IN and
sTCuud The ring
Two wires furnished details for the
two auuouucers on the second floor
D the Nuusey building, who shouted
g. the crowd almost every move a.
The scene Of the fight Hugo mega
phones We're used by the auuGuuCerS-
r-Eo, In clear tones told the crowd
lust what was happening Each time
3 blow was struck the fact was flash
81 10 the eager fans
No Detail Overlooked.
In the composing room Of The Times
o. the lIuusey building. two more
wires direct To Reno furnished the
pear and concise story Of the bat
Tie that was reaS IN The Times ex-
ira by 5S,og9 people No detail was
lacking in these dispatches, and nc
feature was overlooked by the bis
stan OF experts The Times had at the
riREsIje-
ID was a wild, enthusiastic crowd OF
meH and women in front OF the AIunsey
r. Ealus- No more exciting scenes Were
enacted IT the rIngside, where the spec
ldLorS saw the principals In the great
Battle IN action but so comprehensive
Nere The details furnished by the mega
phone men that q majority OF the meI
could picture in fancy the two giants
struggling In the squared ring II was g
reality that some Of the fgbt-mad meI
saw as they heard the connected ac
count, round by round and blow bl
blow Of the fight
Negroes Cheer for Victor
Cheer after cheer went up from tn.
CoIored spectators as IL was plainly
shown that the big black was slOwll
hut surely beating down the white giant
Each blow was flashed the crowd ant
ID GREATNESS expectancy the frenZIeI
listeners waited for the finish. now ant
then cry of JOY going uD from III,
white mans hopeful supporters
when II was finally shouted to IN
crowd that Johnson had won, eacl
BIZ to victory in the fifteenth rOunl
having been called. a mighty chez
went up from the c0lored spectators
some went stark mad for the instant
I'D and down the street at this mo
uueut people We're reading bulletin
about the thirteenth or fourteenth
rounds.
The Times uecaphone men told q
washington first the victory Of johnson
and the downfall of Jeffries. and tn
Times extra gave the first graphic &C
count CT the fight.