The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
Second Game to Be Played at
Chicago on Sunday
Afternoon.

The worlds championship series BE-
tween the Chicago Nationals and De-
troit American baseball teams will be-
gin at Detroit tomorrow.
After one game at Detroit the scene
will shift to Chicago, for W games
the first of which will De played on
Sunday and the second on Monday Of
next week. Tuesday n Wednesday
games are to be played at Detroit, and
the sixth game, If necessary, Will be
played at Chicago. Should a seventh
game be necessary 1t will be played on
the grounds selected by the commits
sion.
There have been some additional rules
adopted governing such contests, al
though in most respects he rules will
be as Tor previous similar games.
The National Baseball Commission
will he in charge, but the immediate
control of the games is given to two
umpires from each league. For the
Nationa. League Umpires O'Day and
KLEIN have been designated by Presi-
dent Pulliam, while President Johnson,
of the American League, names Sheri-
dan and Connolly to represent his or
ga~nizatiol.
No Bonus or Prize Money.
Neither n Of the contesting clubs
shall be permitted to pay a n or
prize to any or all Of it's players who
may take part in the series either De-
fore or after the game has been COM
! pleted, and the commission Will retain
the certified check which each club Is
required to deposit under rule o until
such time as they may be satisfied thai
there has been no violation OF this rule
and In case there is a violation OF this
Irule then said certified check shall be
cashed and credited to h FUNDS oil
the National Commission.
In order to facilitate the arrang
ments for all of the games during the
worlds series the National Commission
will furnish to the contesting clubs al
of the general admission tickets, con-
sisting of two sets for each game, one
set to be at the rate of 81 admission
and the other It the rate Of $3.50 ad'
mission. All Of said tickets to have
rain checks attached for all game:
played, and the following regulations
with regard to the sale of tickets ant
the settlement therefor shall govern:
No tickets, except reserved seal
coupon tickets, shall be sold before the
gates are opened, and all tickets othel
than reserved seat ickets shall be Solo
only at ball park ticket offices.
The contesting clubs, on the day
prior to the first game in h respective
cities, shall furnish to the representa-
tives Of a commission q diagram OF
list of ALI reserved seats, settlement
to be made by the difference between
the reserved seats not sold n tn
number listed.
Each club shall set aside daily tw'
reserved seats for each eligible playe
of the visiting club, the same to be de
livered to the secretary OF the visiting
club and to be paid for by that CLUB.
Rule of Umpires Supreme.
The commission desires again to cal
particular attention to Rule 16. govern
ing these contests, which reads as FOL
lows:
The authority of the umpires in thes'
contests will be supreme, and the UNI
pires are authorized to eject from tn
game all players INDUCING in vile ant
indecent language and unfair tactics
Before the distribution of the priz'
money belonging to the players tn
commission will take cognizance or al
reports by their umpires and infict sucl
penalties as they see fit against offend
ing players. and the penalties so In
flicted shall be taken from the priz'
money belonging to such players.
The certified checks Of 10000 shal b
, deposited by each club with the secre
tary of the commission not later thai
3 II o'clock of the first day of the SEIZED
ule, and shall be thereupon by the sec
rotary immediately placed In bank y