The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-05
DATE SET FOR
WORLDS SERIES
Cubs and Sox Agree Upon Con-
ditions 10 Settle Baseball
Championship.

Cincinnati Oct 4-Ru1es were an
nounced today for the series of baseball
games for the worlds championship be
tween the two Chicago teams in the Ma
tional and American leagues which will
he played at the National league grounds
in Chicago on Oct. 8 and the five days
following.
All of the rules heretofore will apply to
the series as well as the detailed rules
adopted by the commission last year, TO
carry out the rules above referred to.
The following additional rule VIII mere
after govern in these contests:
Rule 1.-the authority of the umpires
in these contests will be supreme, and the
llnpires are authorized TO eject from the
game all players INDUCING IN vile and
Indecent language and unfair tactics. Be
fore the distribution of the prize money
belonging to the players. the commission
will take cognizance of all representatives
nv their umpires and inflict such penal
ties es thew see fit against offending
PLAYERS, and the penalties so inflicted
shall be taken from the prize money be-
longing to such players
VIII Alternate Grounds.
The first game is to be played on the
National league grounds. and all games
played thereafter will be a1ternated he
tween the American league grounds and
The National league grounds
The following players will be eligible
TO participate in the game:
Chicago National league club-Brown.
Mordecai; Spence. Frank; Evers, John J. :;
Gessler II H: Harper, Charles w; Hoff-
man, Arthur F.: King. John G.: Lund-
Sren. Carl L.: Moran, p. J.; Mccormick
John F.; overall, Orval; Pfeister, John;
Reulbaeh Edward; s, seHlle- .nl Frank n
Steinfeldt, Harry; Taylor. J. w; Tinker,
Joseph B.; Welsh, Thomas j.
Chicago American league-McF'arland
Ed Sullivan. William; Hart H; Towne,
T,& AlfRnpl<
Walsh. f.; White G. H; Smith, F. :;
Flene. L.: Donahue, j; Isbell. F.: Da-
Wis G.: Hahn. E.: Tannehill. L.; Jones'
r. ]. H; Dougherty, p; Dundon, c.;
The umpires will be James E. John
stone of the National league and Frank
oLaughlin of the American league.
commissic- to Settle Prices.
The presidents OF both clubs expressed
themselves i'm favor of ordinary prices for
The reason that both teams have been
supported during the season. Mr.. Pull
liam president of the National league
set the price question at rest by stat
ing that the matter of prices would be set
tied by the commission which has charge
of the games An announcement on this
point is expected from MIR. Hermann at
Cincinnati late this afternoon. Mr.. Muir
ply said that by reason of extra boxes
seating 200 people and circus seats. he
would be able to seat $4,000 people in the
west side grounds. Mr. Comiskey de-
clared that similar arrangements on the
south side would accommodate 1000.
There will be no material change in the
rules Of the last years championship
series in the present instance Mr. Muir
phy wants more room behind the catcher
for his extra boxes. including the press
stand. than was allowed last year. Mr.
Comiskey does not object, but the mat
ter will probably have TO be settled by the
national commission, which meets in Chi
cago next Monday.
The advance inquiry for seats. not only
locally but from outside cities, is heavy
but the presidents of both teams state
that they will be able to care for every
BODY