The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-13
Miller and Donovan Fined
$50 and SIS Respectively
for Actions Yesterday.
sPITTsBURG, Oct. -.
THE fifth game of the worlds
championship series between De-

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troit and Pittsburg Is scheduled
for this city today, and the weather
conditions promise to be decidedly bet
ter than they were In Detroit yester-
day. The thermometer registered "a de-
Srees. when the. two teams arrived, the
same temperature as prevailed In De-
troit yesterday, but the weather fore
caster said it would be a great deal
warmer before the game started. -
1t is expected that the crowd nov
filing into Forbes Field will number
at least 25,0 0D. Secretary William H.
Locke, of the Ptttsburg team, does not
expect as many persons as attended
either of the first we games here. The
reserved seats have all been sold, but
it Is expected the general admissions
will be fewer. n
Today,s battle promises to be the
hardest fought 70 far In the series, -
the team which wins 1t Will have the
great advantage of needing only one
more victory to win the greatest honors
in organized baseball. The decisive de-
feat Of Pittsburg yesterday has filled
Manager Hughey Jennings and his
me with confidence The American
League champions are planning to put
George Mullin, the nero of yesterdays
game, again in Thursdays game ut
Detroit. They are certain he Will win.
and even II they lose today they ar
sure Mullin can tie up the series ri
| three games each. According to Garry
Hermann, chairman Of the national
commission, the seventh game, II 1t Is
necessary. will be played In this city,
because Of the superior accommoda'
lions for an, immense crowd.
The National Commission also an
nounced that 1t had fined John Miller,
Of Pittsburg. $50 for HIS conduct IN
yesterdays game, and a penalty OF va
was inflicted on Donovan, of Detroit,
for his actions which caused Umpire
KLEIN to send him from5th ield.f The
fning of Manager Clarke, Gibson,
Leach and Camnitz for their actions
In Mondays game makes SIX fines thai
has been inflicted during the last tive
gapes. n,
.Tyf CSbb, AtheF star right fielder of the
Detroit team, did not accompany his
team-mates on the National Commits
sipn's special train last night Because
Of his desire to, avoid Cleveland. Man.
ager Jennings, Of Detroit, received In,
IOrIHdttcH 1cbtcKu@J HlAl hHS SASsS
land authorities INTENDED to arres
Cobb as he passed through Clevelane
In the special train. Cobb had trouble
With q hotel watehman In aCievelaHi
recently and 1t was reported to Jen
ninss that an Indictment for ~feioniou
assault had been brought against Cobb
by the grand Jury.
Cobb. came from Detroit TO Pittsbur
by way Of Buffalo, and did not arriy
until long after his teammates. Their
was some little anxiety among the ps
troit players because of his late al
rival. but he was here in time for II
: game.
Manager Jennings had Donovap,rWi
r let's and Summers warming up befol
the game, and 1t Is thought, with u
n moderation In the weather, he vii, ser
in Donovan, who beat Pittsburg z to
in the second game here Clarke w
undecided between Adams and VIII
: and refused to make any pred elton
! to what his choice might be.
Both teams practised In nappy styl
and an interesting game was promis'
If the practise can be taken as an
dication.