The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-30
Seventh Game III Necessary to
Be Arranged Later.
REBUKE FOR MURPHY
Cubs Owner Fined for MeddIing
With Toronto Player.
Commission Issues Lists of Play
ers Eligible ON Each Team.

Cincinnati, Sept. 3O-After promul-
eating rules to govern the worlds base
| hau championship series, the Nationa
baseball commission at meeting here
CEas. w Murphy, of the Chicago Ma
tional League club and imposed fine
of $500 against the club.
This action was taken upon a protest
filed by the Toronto club of the Eastern
League and was based upon an alleged
attempt OF President Murphy to coax
away" player Pfeffer from the Toronto
team. The fine is to be applied as dam
ages in favor of the Toronto club. AL
the rules heretofore adopted by the
National and American leagues will ap-
| ply to the championship series, as well
as the detailed rules adopted by the
commission since these games have been
| provided for. The schedule follows:
Pittsburg VS.. Detroit Cor Philadel-
Dhia0.
Friday, October 8. at Pittsburg.
Saturday, October 8. at PittSburg.
Monday, October IL, at Detroit Cor
Philadelphia0.
Tuesday, October Il. at Detroit Cor
Fhiladelphia).
Thursday, October IA. at Detroit Cor
Philadelphia.
In case either one or both of the
games scheduled for Pittsburg on Fri
Cay, October 8. or Saturday, October 8,
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 Phil
adelphia as the case may be, 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
In case it becomes necessary to play
the seventh game the city in which it
is to be played will be determined by
the commission,
The following players will be eligible
to participate in the game and none
OF e-s;
Pittsburg, National League club
Abbaticchio, Abstein, Adams, Brandon,
Byrne, -Camnitz. Clarke. Frock, Gibson
Hyatt, Leach, Lever. Leifield, Maddox,
ell, Simon, Wagner. Willis, Wilson.
BacKendorf. Rush. crawford, Cobb,
Delehanty, Donovan. Jennings, Thomas
Jones, David Jones. Killian, Mcintyre,
Moriarity, Mullin, O'Leary, Stanage,
Schmidt. Speer, Summers, Willetts,
Works.
Philadelphia. American League club
Bender, Barry, Baker. Coombs, Collins,
Dygert, Davis, Gnaley, Hartzel, Helt-
muller, Krause, I4app, Larkin, Living
stone, Murphy, MeInnis Morgan, Mich
ellis. Oldring Plank Thomas, Vickers. :.
Under section II, President Heydler OF
the National League, has selected as
from his league, J. E. john
stone and William KLEIN, and President
johnson. OF the American League, has
selected as umpires, from his league,
Frank O'Loughlin and VIM. G. Evans.
The entire commission and its secre-
tary VIII be represented
The official scorers selected by the
commission are A. J. Flanner of the
SPORTING News and Francis c. Richter
of the Sporting Life, The prices of adj
mission will range from so cents to So
at Pittsburgh, from so cents to $3.50 at
Detroit or from 30 cents to 81 at Phil
adelphid.
The public is cautioned by the Ma
tional commission against paying any
higher prices than those fixed in the
schedule. Every effort will be made
on the part of the commission, it is
stated, to prevent ticket scalpers.
The games shall be called in both
cities at .. m.