The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
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| FOR TICKETS
Indreds Keep Long Vigil
Waiting for Beginning of
/ Championship Series.
FENSE INTEREST IN
I TODAY'S OPENING GAME
icago Cubs and Philadelphia
fhletics Meet This Afternoon
at Shibe Park.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. ls.-The
snse interest manifested in the worlo
r,mpionship series between the Phiia-
mia American League and the Chl-
u National League clubs was fitungly
/ ktrated as early as s o'clock. when
line OF baseball fans began to gather
skbibe park. where the games are TO
played.
he line. block long, formed at the
lance to the grounds. AS the cro"o
~ larger a photographer endeavoreo
efake a flashlight picture. Al 'h's
~ the police charged the would-oe
ehasers and drove them away Inc
,rd then made a rush for pubic
x directly opposite the ball park. ano
S,Idnicht there was probably thou-
a persons in this small park, ,,
hat little betting there was ,onisht
Sged Chicago favcrite' at ooos u
here is every indication that tomor-
,rn,iIl he an IDEAL ba seball day:
hs preot baseball derby, the blue rin-
K event OF the American dlanot,lu'
/ start here tomorrow Wnsh ' inr
anpionship teams OF 'hf The onening
for The worlds champion
THE contesting teams will be
Iadelphia. OF the American league
4 Chicago of the National ieasIe'
Sc arc generally considered 10 De thy
rst developed teams tnat the Na.'ome' one
n the American leagues nave ever pro
<ed. The Chicago will be made up
Npra actically the same men that won
81 Chicago two worlds champions nlpS
"a Detroit in 1907 and 1908, whl!e the
spptIon OF fiye players. Pitchers Bend
a q II
EAeiders Murphy and Hartsel, Phila-
j3hia will be composed of young men
h have Joined the team since the To-
n lost in a worlds series competition
Inst the New York Nationals In
ipHigner, Chicago by Frank Chance.
will play ;rst base. and Philadelphia
fConnie' Mack, who Will direct his
YES from the bench.
Two Stars Are Out.
juries to players this month have
nged some OF the early forecasts as
the series. Chicago lost Evers, who
: MS leg broken in a game at Cincin-
q on october /. Evers is generally
troed as one OF the most brainy play
i, on the diamond. His place al sec
base VIII be filed by Zimmerman.
Is nearly as good fielder as Evers
Il a better batsman,
! nladelphia suffered a greater loss last
e when Ccnterielder Oldring, who Is
as the!r second best all-around
er. injured his knee so severely that
sannot play against Chicago.
HnaSer Mack has four PLAYERS from
aIEn 10 select two outfsld players. for
Pus is considered fixture In right
ihese men are Hartsel. Lord and
iaHk. VINO played in the ou,field dur
stne championship games. and Nc
J. an lnhelder who is an exceIient
man. None of these men, however
~ the same all-round ability as Old,
Trained to the Minute,
IT the first time since the world 8
mas peen played under the rules
He national commission. both Of The
5'sung teams Will take the field with
AZ man trained to the minute
AZ cam Won its pennant easiI,, ard
lpelore had an opportunity to re-, ~
Nk P,epdre FOR the big contests which
a'racted almost world wide at
= followers Of baseball through
urftest III, NJ therefore. look for the
ority Of - n. = Sories cr;s;. ever played, II.
any consider that the two puu,,S tsnn,S
~ evenly matched that II ia .,.,nse
s,sa, 10 PICK the winner, Ae -
nfiRhsec nfiRh'sehers and catchers. it is concedo 70 ,
kjnr ~HtSdso mas. In King ,,5
pair OF catchers sunrr,o- .a 40
jeiinrp 5 hackstops and that thst tho TO
NJ oS pitching STAFF is superior ' 70
.,sse e'nemdous ssnIo interest has been sbou.r
dariw i'HS ,Gn u over the country, '' II
as <rss .represented by baseball " eIn,., spaners
a rupenipT vas s. me demand for seats rtS for
.s,s' s1tional commssions repressnts, si oeiore
syf6,,,,rine rieydier. announced the nian e; e;
= e,d, Philadelphians We're esry eiysyn seat eat
IIs 4 We. ana several special irains ins
? so. Plt,sburg, Boston, W,ite ,nte sra laoin .r1
D fo points throughout this el.t y
oe Cancelled because Of ina Eli! ii !e !,
,ls l Great Crowd Expected.
,0sef sion sSrand l1 stand at shibe park will sea,
/ pt,,rVV people; and the tickets to 10,
|. 19tur' Nre sold for 81 and 50 no, 10 IN, this
IS for each game. Ii is en-
sTDE,. tore than %, 0D6 nnrsops ,:I, sH
ple 90 the games caIh dow frnil VII