The Washington times., 1930-05-28
BARRED
FROM RING
JUNE z

The Jack SharKey-Ma& OcAAAAI0
ling fight at Yankee Stadium
New York City, on the night OF
June IL will not be broadcast
over any radio station. Such is
the edict of President William F.
Carey and General Manager
Frank Bruen, of the Madison
Square Garden Corporation.
For such a reason Washing
tonians who have not yet made
their fight reservations on The
Washington Times Sharkey-
Schmeling Special leaving Union
Station at l o'clock over the
Pennsylvania Railroad In the day
of the fight, will be wise to grasp
the opportunity before the supply
of fight tickets Is exhausted.
While there will be plenty OF
room on the train for those who
have secured their fight seats in
dependently, there is not likely 10
be enough ringside and grand
stand seats to go around, judging
from the interest which is being
revealed in the fight and the trip
as the hour for the battle draws
near.
Schmeling and Sharkey
meet for the worlds title two
weeks from tomorrow night,
but the local ticket sale At
the Pennsylvania railroad,
613 Fourteenth, ends at noon
June Z, which Is q week from
next Saturday. After that
hour any unsOld tickets must
be transferred TO New York
to go on sale that night ut
the Madison Square Garden
Corporation.
The Times and Pennsylvania
railroad, who have arranged all
of the details of an all-expenSe
trip, regret these attractive and
desirable fight seats can't be
kept in Washington until the day
Of the fight, for SO many people
are unable to make up their
minds about such a trip until a
day or two before the fight, but
the choice seats were allotted
The Times Special with the un-
derstanding that it's party must
be organized by June and any
unsold seats then sent back to
Madison Square Garden.
Every fight fan. sowever, up to
a reasonable number, can be taken
care of if they will make applica-
ton either to The Times or the
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket Of
flee at 613 Fourteenth st. before
noon of June 7.
The Times party Is embracing
only two types of seats, grand.
stand and ringside.
There will be no objection to
anyone who chooses joining this
party. whether he has a fight seat
or not. but the only available seats
at boXoffice prices in New York
the afternoon of the fight will be
the $3.50 seats and the $2lO ad
missions, which guarantee nothing
desirable in the way of a good view
of the fight.
Anyone wishing to join The
Times party with that understand
ing-that they secure their own
seats after arriving in New York
is welcome to take advantage of
the other features of the trip.
which include supper and' trans
portatation to the stadium and re-
turn. Individuals may make what
Pullman reservations they please.
The four types of trips ar
ranged for The Times party in
clude:
Reserved seat chaircar to
New York, and lower berth re-
turning, supper, $45.7S.
RingSide seat, coach trans
pOrtatiOn, and supper, $4O.15.
GrandStand seat, supper,
chaircar to New York, and
lower berth returning, $33.18.
Grandstand seat, coach
transportation, and supper,
$27.55.
Upper berthS returning to Wash
ington may be arranged at a saw
ing of rs cents, and all tranSporta-
ton is good leaving New York un-
til o. M, Eastern standard time,
June IA. Pullman reservations for
members of the party returning
later than the train leaving a few
hours after fight may be arranged
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