The evening world., 1913-01-16


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~"o's aIIV NuIIIV0T NJ SodtS.
ospysisk 1918 ~ TAs Psu PusaissA>s o.
nhs NJ Xesh World.
~ exiomatio that any man y en-
II uesd to what he has bought and
a men who buys . ticket for . boxing
the advertised performance. and protec-
uea Of all Ms rights a. a spectator.
y directly No to the state Athletic
csnmission to prsvsr. repetition Of the
OUTRAGEOUS AFFAIR Of Tussday nAght ct
Ne Empire A. c.
u all very wsll 10 ~ that the
ARRIVAL OF crowd twios - BAG ~ the
Cas1ao can hold.
Dat that DOESN'T excuse The promoters
or the commission. Thu far rsmssns
shss m.nv VIC 49, ,c.,~h. 49,. -.
..es..s .h,-,..,.. 90" 80 -
~. o" .Ne' IN. o'os"s u
~ WI. - '"e oroe' OF ns r'rs W.
pesu.
u would not have been necessary for
the department TO order the doors closed
10 Ne ,srsi cspsc,tx.
when Il was nllcd there vera stiN
peeels outside who hsd tickets IN thar
poDsruiou and who were entitled 10 "A.
nistsncs.
TAas proves that the houss Wa ovsr-
soaA.
= row taks the logical sequence Of
III events.
4 The Manhattan Casino was pre-
pas>A for the shov WITH a known mum.
....
49,. 49, . a.. ......
osy oe.o.e ."s s''"' "' s'so
seets hed al pee" so'o.
On the evening OF the bout great
num6er OF people were allowed to buy
''gsnsrai admission' tickets. supposed to
~ MOOD for stsndins room ana for Ger.
nm unreseryed seats.
A 3 o'clock the outside doors we're
cieoed.
street. we're many who held tickets. but
Who we're refused admission when they
succeeded in reaching the doors.
In other words. tickets had been cold
toe room which oh NOT sxis' unosr "s
'AWs OF tns Guy
-ur s.... A,,,.,x couu,..,on
49,. A. an. .h,r-
u =. 49,. 90. .v:,v ho,,n. o,us
=. .... "a .rr,h.. al at. Ana a
su,ri.h An. commission with 4 oopy Of
mi. char, Al Isast two days before each
shcv Tn. .omm,..ion.s ,naneotors must
,erafv this chart
r~r .vsrv ..st thsrs must hs ana
,,cS~, vi,h ,hs numher ana location OF
III. sS.t ris,niv nrinted upn its face.
IN ..iiin~ ~ anv othsr tickets than
49, aaiIins for chartod sests must BE-
ehsoluteiy prohibited,
n general admiss,on" or "stsndinG
,oom" 1000. .hsil he issues or sold and
~ Standees shan he allowed.
M ths protection Of the public. ana
m TIA int:rests ~ the sport. the com.
n,issioo muat MAKO this ruling. Other.
~ n muat admit thai its interest does
80 lie In protectinr the rights OF the
sneatat ora-
1UCH OF the confusion Tuesday
4v4 sh. ,r...nc. ~ thou..n As of
~se>,. a, 81. .tr.., vho h.h mn Ncksts
~ -.n,.d 80 mo ,hs,, NV IN
~ rt.t no..r., ..cu.. condition.
s.siH. .h. c..,,o
M ,,r. n.c,ocI' ~h., = .,,.r.a ali n
H. si.Is. vsr. ,.mmsA vim .,snd,n.
49,. Tar. 50 u.huv n.ch.d IN tia, n
80 ..v..., ,r,nu,.. N sorc. v.v
ss.,u.. A. ~. ,,,..,h.
VssS - 80 60. -. ,s 49,. 100
~ WI. 'vu' "'" ~"o 10. Wv.
~ Aass ~s"' 20 ths ooA' ana tounu
" gun. The Ten chairs were occupied.
0ensra admission spectators had
reshsd" the boxes. They refused to
eee w. Seats IN another box were
found. Probably the owners OF those
seats we're out IN the street. unable 70
gee IN.
u V up 20 the commissioners to make
~ clubs hmit their ticket sales to the
SEATING capacity. II 10 outrageous TO
allow aisles TO DO congested with stand
Ing spectators. or to allow the space back
Of the last rows Of seats to be packed
with people. What would happen In
case OF nref Why. that mob would
pels up against the doorways thirty
fest dsep.
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"Hys overcrowdinE 10 not At all a