Levine v. Brooklyn National League Baseball Club, Inc.

Defendant owns and operates a baseball team known as the “Dodgers.” The home games of the team are played at Ebbet’s field and admission is by tickets issued and sold by the Club. Plaintiffs, who are licensed to sell tickets to *23places of amusement, operate ticket agencies located directly across the street from Ebbet’s field. They seek a temporary injunction restraining the defendant from denying admission to individuals who have purchased tickets to the ball park from them. As a basis upon which to justify the granting of such relief, plaintiffs urge that the defendant caused to be published…