Clipping:A plea on admission prices
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Date | Sunday, August 1, 1869 |
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Text | [a letter to the editor] Cannot some arrangement be made by the Athletic as follows: On important matches, when fifty cents is charges for admission to the grounds, to give persons a check, which would entitle them to a seat; or twenty-five cents when the parties do not with that accommodation; on ordinary occasions to charge twenty-five cents for the privilege of a feat and admission to the ground, or ten cents for standing room? There is considerable complaint on the part of those who are not members or dead-heads, as they say that some of the games are not worth the car fare to the grounds, which you know to be the truth; so we look to you for assistance. |
Source | Philadelphia Sunday Mercury |
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Submitted by | Richard Hershberger |
Origin | Initial Hershberger Clippings |
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