Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
RULES FOR WORLD SERIES.
National Commission Aets-Fitst
 Game at Pittsburs October 8.

Cincinnati, Sept 2e.-After promul- gating rules to govern the worlds baseball championship series the Ma tional Baseball commission at a meet ing today vigorously criticised Pres ident Charles w. Murphy of the Chi a fine of $500 against tlrc-Chicago club.
 This action was taken in a protest filed by the Toronto club of the East ern league and was based on an alleg- ed attempt by President Murphy to "coax away Player Pfeffer from the Toronto team. The fine is to be ap- piled as damages in favor of the To- ronto club.
 All the rules heretofore adopted by the National and the American leagues championship series. as well as the detailed rules adopted by the commis sion since these games have been pro- vided for.
 Schedule for Detroit or Philadelphia.
 The schedule providing for the se- ries between Pittsburg (NationaD and either Detroit of Philadelphia (Amer- ican) follows:
 Friday, October s, at Pittsburg: Sat urday, October g, at Pittsburg; Mon- day, October Il. at Detroit or PhiIa- delphia; Tuesday, October 12, at De- troit or Philadelphia; Wednesday, Oc- tober 13, at Pittsburg Thursday. Oc- tober IA, at Detroit or Philadelphia.
 The commissions rulin gcontinues:
 ''In case either one or both of the games scheduled for Pittsburg on Fri day. October 8, or Saturday, October g. are not played on account of rain. or any other cause. then such postponed game shall be played after the Pitts burg club returns from Detroit or Philadelphia, provided. however that the Pittsburg club shall be required to remain in the city of Detroit or Philadelphia until the first two games scheduled in either of those cities shall be played.
 Tn case it becomes necessary to play a seventh game. the city in which it is to be played will be determined by the commission as is provided for by rule six and at the time designated by supplemental rule number 4.
 Tn case four innings of any sched- uled game are not played. the tick cts sold for such games will be good for the day in which such postponed game shall be played, as announced in the public press
 Empires and Price of Tickets.
 Under section 12. President Heydler of the National league has selected as umpires from his league J. E. John stone and William Klem, and Presi- dent Johnson of the American league has selected as umpires from his league Frank OLoughlin and William G. Evans
 Prices of admission:
 At Pittsburg: Box seats, reserved g: grandstand. reserved $1.50: left field stand and field seats $1: bleachers seats 50 cents.
 At Detroit: Box seats, reserved $2.50 Con account of limited capaeity): grandstand reserved g. Con account of limited capaclty): pavilion $l.50 Con account of limited capacity); bleach- CTS and overflow 50 cents.
 At Philadelphia: Box seats. reserv ed S2; grandstand upper reserved s2: grandstand lower, unreserved s1. hleaehers seats and overflow 50 cents.
 Cautioned Against seaIPers.
 "The public is cautioned by the Ma tional commission against paying any higher prices than those fixed in the. above schedule. Effort will be made on the part of the commission to pre- vent ticket scalping. and the license granted in the ticket will be revoked if they are found in the hands of scalpers.
 The games shall be called In both