Clipping:A loophole to allow liquor sales in Detroit
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Date | Thursday, October 13, 1881 |
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Text | There is some talk of Cincinnati entering a complaint against the Detroit club for disposing of intoxicating liquors on its ground after the close of a league game. I have not heard of the Cincinnati part of it, but I hear that the intoxicating liquors were sold on the grounds as you stated. I have inquired into the matter and find that the Detroit club leased its grounds from the Recreation Park Company, and that after the close of a game the base ball management had no control. Therefore I do not think that the Detroit people are guilty of violating the rule., quoting an interview of Hulbert in the Cleveland Leader |
Source | Detroit Free Press |
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Submitted by | Richard Hershberger |
Origin | Initial Hershberger Clippings |
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