The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
MURPHY FINED BY COMMISSION Cub Owner Must Pay
 $500. ALLEGED HE COAXED MEN Magnates Arrange for Worlds Series between Winners. Strict Rules win He Enforced and Ticket scaIping win Be Most
 Closely Guarded
 Against.

Baseball Comnilssion. at a meeting
 nere today, viSoIousIy criticised fresl-
 dent Charles w. Murpny, ot the cn.- caso National League ciuo, and impos-
 eo a tne ot 5000 agaInst the club.
 This action was taken upon pro-
 test med Dy the Toronto cub, of the
 kastern League, and was based upon an alleged attempt of President Mur- phy to coax away Prayer reiier from the Toronto team. The me IS to be applied as damages in favor of the To- runto cub.
 All the rules heretofore adopted by
 the National and American Leagues
 will apply to the champ .onsnip ser.es,
 as well as the detailed rules adopted by
 the Commission since the games have
 been provided for.
 The schedule follows. with dates ar-
 ranged Tor both PniIadeiphia and De-
 troit, in order that the Commission
 need not await the outcome or the
 American League race. If Detrolt wins.
 PIttsburg Will play the oates ass. .gn-
 ed that city, and 1T Pniaa-Ipnia wlas.
 the dates fixed for that team will be folIowed:
 Pittsburg vs. Detroit-rriday. Octo- Der $, at Pittsburg: saturday. October 9. at P.ttsburg; Monday. october Il. at Detroit; Tuesday october r., at
 Detroit; Wednesday,. October 13. at Pittsburg; Thursday. October l4. al Detro4t.
 pittsburg vs. PhiladeIphia-Friday October $, at Pittsburg; saturday, oc-
 tober g. at Pittsburg; Monday. Octobsr II, at PniladeIph.a; Tuesday. October
 l2. at Philadeipnia; Wednesday,. octo-
 Der IS. at PittsDurg: Thursday. Octo- Der IA. at Philadelphia.
 In case either one or both games scheduIed for Pittsburg on k'riday, Oc- tober 8, or Saturday, october 3, are not
 played. on account Of rain or other
 cause, then such postponed games shall
 be played after the PIttsburg club re.
 turns from Detroit. or Pm hladelphia. as the case may be. provided, however,
 that the Pittsburg eiup snail be re. quired to remain in the city of Detroit or philadelphia. until the first two
 games scheduled in either of these cities shall be played.
 In case 1t becomes necessary to play the seventh game, the city in Wnich II is played will be determined by the commission as provided for by rue N1' 6, and at the time designated by sup
 % In case four and half innings of any scheduled game are not played, tickets for such ga.nes will be good Tor
 the day on which such postponed games
 will be played, as announced in the
 p"'i'' Players Eligible.
 The following players will be eligls
 ble to participate Tn the saues' anu
 "oPn Pittsburg National League Club--Ab-
 haticehio. A6stein. Adams; rsocx sfahaon' n,na n Miller Moore, O'Connor, P4.ilippe. Pow ell, simon. Wagner, Willis. Wilson.
 ReoSendorf, DserU Bush. Crawford, Cobb, Del
 ehanty. Donovan, Jennings ThomaS Jones. David Jones. kihtan. Melntyrs'
 Moriarity. Mullins. OLeary' Snals.ss SSn5aahlass'
 Philadelphia American League Club Bender. Barry, Baker. Coomps. Cod
 Heitmuiier. krause, Lapp. Larkin. Liv- ingston, Murphy, Mclnnls. Morgan, Nicholls. oldring, Plank, Thomas. Vick-
 Under Section 12, President Heydler. of the National League. has selected as umpires from his League J; E. John stone and William Klem. ana Fresioen. ; Johnson of the American League, has selected as umpires from his League
 Frank OLoughiin and William U. EV-
 ans. ,.. s.o.a- tarv will be represented. The business representatives of the commisslon VIII be Robert R. McRoy. with Wililam Locke and Charles Schumm. or Jonn D.
 Schibe as his assistants.
 The official scorers selected by Lne
 commission are A. l.. Flanner or me Sporting News. and Francis C' f1icH'ei
 Prices of admission: At Pittsburg, box seats, reserved. $2; grand stand re, served, $1.50; left field stand sn Sanis ana neid At Detroit---Box seats. reserved. s2,5O (on account of limited capacity)i grand stand. reserved. $2 Con account of limited capacity); pavilion $l;oo Ion account of limited capacity; pleacheF seats and overflow. 50 cents. At Philadelphia-Box seats' reservs ed, S2; grand stand, upper, reserved s2: grand stand, lower, unreserved, xl; hleacher seats and overflow, 50 cents In order that the club officials or the two leagues and the special guests Of l the commission may be properly pro yided for. seventy-fve tickets shall be delivered each day to the commits sion for this purpose. The press tick cts shall be delivered by the respect i The public Is cautioned by the Ma l tionaI Commission against paying any higher prices than those hxed Tn the above schedule. Every efrort will e made on the part of the commissioV if Is stated, to prevent ticket scalp ing and the license granted in the tick. eft may be revoked if found in the hands of scalpers.
 The management of the respective cIuhs will announce immediately after inc promulgation of this the official note at what time and at what places reserved seat tickets will be put on sale and the conditions applying to their purchase,f the conditions of sale, however. to be subject to the approval of the National Commission.
 The games shall be called at ?. m. Rain checks shall be Issued each day, rega rdless of weather conditions.