Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Emphasizing that the H.A.A. was not out to beat only out of a good seat to any football game in Soldiers Field, Frank C. Lunden, ticket manager of the Association stated emphatically yesterday that his office was "doing its best" to cope with the heavy demand for tickets to this Saturday's game with Holy Cross...
Because positions are assigned to these men turning in one ticket for two tickets one week before the game, Lunden said that it was entirely possible, but unavoidable, that a two-seat location might turn up in the cheering section in the few days prior to the game. These seats, he said, are sold to individuals on a first come, first served basis at the H.A.A. office...
...moans and muttered whispers, audible from soldiers Field to Andover Hall, have been increasing in volume as more and more of the undergraduates taking guests to the Holy Cross football game discover the deplorable location of the seats to which they have been assigned by the H.A.A. ticket office. Seniors and Freshmen alike are discovering that their right to two or three "preferred" seats means only that they are permitted to watch the game from somewhere inside the gates. Literally hundreds of students will be bravely cheering from sections 39 and 40 or seats even further into the southern...
...Early investigation of the H.A.A.'s handling of Stadium ticket applications and priorities will be due as a result of complaints received by the Council...
...permission, the domestic airlines finally clamped down on no-shows. From now on, passengers who fail to cancel their reservations before flight time, unless the flight is canceled by the airline itself, will be charged 25% of the fare when they apply for a refund on the unused ticket...