The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-09
First of Great Games to Be Played in Detroit and Seo- ond and Third in
 . Chicago.
GENERAL ADMISSION S1
O'Day, Klem, Sheridan and Connolly Selected us Umplres--Condi- ditions Governing the
 Series.


 Clncinnatl, oct. S.-Beginning at o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday Oct l0,- the baseball teams O. Chicago and Detroit which have just won the closest recorded contest for the cAam- pionship Of the National and American leagues, will meet at Detroit to enter or "a series of games for the baseball championship of the world. But one game will be played at Detroit before !. the. scene shifts The sunday and Moa- day contests 30 10 Chicago, while the Tuesday and "Wednesday games are to be played al Detroit and the sixth game i one Is necessary, will then be transferred to Chicago Control of the i. games is given to two umpires from each league. For the National league Umpires oDay and Kem were desig- mated by President Pulliam, while President Johnson of the American league named sheridan and Connolly to represent his organization. According to the rules to govern the contests neither of the contesting clubs shall be permitted to pay a bonus or prize 10 any or all of it's players who may take part Tn the series The admission to the games at Chicago will be; General admission. Sl grandstand (unreserv- ed), $l.50; granistand Qeserved), $2 box seats, S250. At Detroit, general ad- mission sl pavilion, s15O; grandstand, $2; box seats, $2.50.
 The official scorers selected by the commission are A. J. Hammer of the Sporting News, and Francis C. Rich. ter of the Sporting Life
 The. schedule. as adopted was deter mined by lot as Is provided for by the rules. If any of the games scheduled at any park is postponed on account of rain or any other cause, the teams will be required to play such postponed game on the first day available after such. postponement and at the same park, provided, however, that the game scheduled for the Chicago park on Sun !. day, Oct. II, shall be played at that park.
 In case 1t becomes necessary to play the seventh game, the city in which it Is to be played will be determined by the commission as provided by rule g., sand at the rime designated by supple mental rule number 4.
 The Players.
 The following players win be eligi- ble to participate fin the games and none others:
 Chicago National league club--Brown Chance, Durbin, Evers, Frazer, How ard, Holman. King. Kroh Lundgren, Marshall, tMoren,' overall Pfester, : Reubadh, sheckard. slagle, schulte, steinfeldt. Tinker, Zimmerman. Detroit American league club Coughlin, Cobb, Crawford, Downs, Donovan Jones, Jennings, Killian Kill llfer. Mullin, o'Ieary, Rossman, Schmidt, Summers, suggs, schaefer, Thomas, Willetts, Winter, Mcintyre.
 In order that the club officials of the two leagues and the special guests of the commission may be properly pro .vsded for, sixtyfve tickets shall be de- hvered each day to the commission for this purpose. The press tickets shah be delivered by the respective clubs.
 The games shall be called in both cities at 3 ID, m, Rain checks shall be Issued teach day, regardless of the weather conditions. Should a game be postponed on account of the weather the checks issued shall be good only for the next game in the same city.