Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-30
Two Tentative

detailed rules adopted by the commission
these games hsve been provided for.
Two Tentative Schedules.
The schedule follows:
Pittsburg We. Detroit.
Friday, October s, at P~ittsburg.
saturday, October, 9, at Pittsburg.
Monday, October IL. at Detroit.
Tuesday, October Il, at Detroit.
Wednesday, October 10, at Pittsburg,
Pittsburg VS.. Philadelphia:
Friday, October 5, at Tlttspurg.
saturday, october ., at Pitlsburg.
Monday, october II, at Philadelphia.
tuesday, October II, at Philadelphia.
Wednesday, October 10, at Pittsburg.
Thursday, October Il, at Philadelphia.
In case either one or both OF tnC games
scheduled for Pittsburg on Friday, October
$, or Saturday, October 3, are not played
on account Of rain OF any other cause, then
such postponed game shall be played after
the Pittsburg club returns from Detroit or
Philadelphia, as the case may be; pro-
vided, however, that the Plttsburg 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.
In case it becomes necessary to play the
seventh game the city in which it is to
be played viii be determined by the COM
mission as is provided for by rule 6, and
at the time designated by supplemental
rule 4.
In case four and a half innings OF any
game are not played, tickets
sold for such games will be good for the
day on which such postponed game will be
played as announced in the public press.
Players Eligible.
The following players will be eligible to
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Pittsburg National League Club-Abba-
Abstein, Adams, Brandon, Byrne,
Camnitz, Clarke, Frock, Gibson, Hyatt,
Leach, Lever, Leifield, Maddox. Miller,
Moore, o,Connor, Philippe, Powell, Simon,
Detroit American League Club-Becken-
dorf, Bush, Crawford, Cobb, D~elehanty,
Donovan, Jennings, Thomas Jones David
Jones, Killian, Mcintyre, Moriarity. Mullin,
O'Leary, Stanage, Schmidt, Speer, Sum-
mers, Willetts, Works.
Philadelphia American League Club
Bender, Barry, Baker, COMBS, Collins, Dy-
CERT, Davis. Ganley, Hartzel, Heitmuller,
Lapp, Larkin, Livingston. Murphy,
McInnis, Morgan, Nichols Oldring, Plank,
Vickers.
Empires Are Selected.
Under section II President Heydler of the
National league has selected as umpires
from his league J. e. tombstone and VIII
liam KLEIN and President Johnson of the
American league has selected as umpires
from his hague Frank O'Loughlin and Will
liam G. Evans.
The entire commission and its secretary
be represented. The business repre-
of the commission will be Robert
Mercy, with William Locke and Charles
Schumm. OF by ID. Shlbe as his assistants.
The official scorers selected by the com
mission are A. J. FIanner Of the Sporting
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Ing Life.
Prices of admission:
At Pittsburg-BoX seats, reserved, s.;
reserved, $l.60; left field stand
and field seats, 81; bleacher seats, so cents.
Al D-troit-BoX seats, reserved, $3.50 Ton
81 ton account OF limited capac-
ity); pavilion, $3.50 ton account of limited
capacity; bleacher seats and overflow, 50
At Philadelphia-Box seats, reserved. 81;
<, ands and upper, reserved, 81; ~Srandstand
unre,erved, 81; bleacher seats and
overflow, 80 Gets.
IKE for Guests.
In order thai the club officials Of the two
and the special guests Of the com
mi slons may be properly provided for,
saventy-five tickets shall be delivered each
day 10 the commission for this purpose.
The press tickets shall be delivered to the
respective clubs.
The public is cautioned by the National
against paying any higher
pric S than those fixed in the above
schedule. Every effort will be made on the
pat of the commission, it is stated, 10
prevent ticket s~calping and the license
IN the ticket will be revoked If
are found in the hands Of s~calpers.
The arrangements Of the respective clubs
win announce Immediately after the pro-
mitigation Of this, the official notice, at
what time and at what places reserved
sea. tickets will be put on sale and the
conditions applying to their purchase, the
conditions Of sale, however, TO be subject
10 the approval Of the National commits
ion.
The games shall be called in both cities
at > p. m.
Rain checks shall be issued each day,
regardless Of weather conditions.
Decision In Murphy Case.
The official copy Of the decision of the
National commission in its reprimand Of
President Murphy and fine against the
Chicago National league club reads as fol-
lows;
The attention Of the commission was
called to this case by Mr.. James G. Nc
Caffery, president of the Toronto Base Ball
club. He contends that President Murphy
OF the Chicago National league club sent
a telegram to one Of his players on Sep
., as follows.
" West Side Ball Park, Chicago. sept. 9.
lsJ.-Frank Pfefter, promote Base Ball
club, Toronto; II possible for you to get
away l would like to nave you help during
the rest of the season.
CHARLES W. MURPHY, President
This player was drafted by the Chicago
league club September 1 from
the Toronto club. In his statement to the
commission Mr.. McCaffery states. II is
bad enough TO lose the player in question
by draft, after having paid "a large sum for
him without having him cCaNed away be-
ture the close Of our season and while We
re stHl fighting for a position
Mr.. Murphy's Explanation.
Mr.. Murphy was called upon for an eX-
Of this matter and commended
among other things as follows:
Il instructed Mr.. Thomas at the base
ball park TO send a telegram the other
day TO President Coleman Of the Mem
phis club. asking II we could get Schwenck
and another to President McCsffery Of the
club, asking II we could get