Evening journal., 1910-10-17
Data Of Worlds Championship
Baseball Series.

Data Of Worlds Championship
Baseball Series.
First game. Monday. October
II, at Philadelphia.
Second game, Tuesday, Octo-
Der Is. at Philadelphia.
Third game, Thursday, Octo-
Der 20. at Chicago.
Fourth game, Friday. Octo-
Der 21, at Chicago.
Fifth game, Saturday, Octo-
Der %. at Philadelphia.
Sixth game. Sunday. October
%, at Chicago.
Seventh game az necessary,
time and place to be decided
by lot.
Series ends when one team
wins four games.
In case Of postponed or
drawn games the dates there
after will be changed.
II either the first o second
game is postponed or drawn the
teams will remain in Philadel-
phia until two games have been
decided. The same rule will
hold for the third and fourth
games, which are TO be played
in Chicago. irrespective OF post
ponements or ties. Except that
the Sunday date in Chicago Is
fixed II the series lasts that
long.
Wednesday. October 13. Is left
open for travelling. The other
Jumps. II there be any. will be
made by special train.
Umpires - National League,
ODay and Rigler. American
League. Connolly and Sheridan.
Financial representatives.
John A Heydler. secretary Of
the National League; Robert
B Mercy, secretary OF the
American League.
Scorers ~ Francis Richter.
Sporting Life Taylor Sphinx,
Sporting News.
Division of Receipts.
Sixty per cent Of 80 per cent
Of the receipts of the first four
games forms the players pool
The contestants do not share In
the receipts after four games
have been decided.
Forty per cent. OF 80 per cent
Of the receipts of the first four
games and 80 per cent OF the
receipts Of all other games
played 60 to the club owners, 10
be divided equally.
Ten per cent. OF the receipts
Of all games played goes to the
National Commission.
Sixty per cent. of the players
pool goes to the winners of the
series and 40 per cent. to the .
osers.
Players Eligible for Worlds '
Series.
Chicago National League Club :
Beaumont, Brown, .
Cole. Chance, Evers, Foxen, .
Hoffman. King. Kane. Mclntire,
overall, Pfeffer. Pies
ter, Richie. Reaulbach. Sheck-
ard. Schultz, Steinfeldt, Tinker,
Weaver. Zimmerman.
Philadelphia American Lea
que club--Atkins, Bender, Bar
ry, Baker, Coombs. Collins,
Donohue Dygert. Davis, Der
rick. Houser. Hartzel. Krause,
Lapp, Livingston, Lord, Morgan,
Murphy. Mclnnis. Oldring.
Plank, Thomas, Strunk.
Chicago Athletics.
Statements OF the managers:
Frank Chance-"It ought 10
be the best series yet played.
The Athletics are a great team
and we are going up against a
swell line Of pitching, but have
YOU noticed that the Cubs play
their best when confronted by
such a condition? Well they
do. They've got the nerve and
III be the most surprised one
of the bunch If we don't come
across with the winners share.
7 may pitch Overall this after
noon. I will. If he warns up all
right Watch Zimmerman play
second base. | dope him to lead
the team in batting"
Connie Unless the
Cubs are better than they
have ever been, the Athletics
viii win. My team is the best
the American League ever
knew, and I know IL is % per
cent. stronger than Detroit In
her pennant-winning days. OF
course, think we will win
would not be the manager un-
less I did think so. ! wish
had Oldring in the lineup His
loss is as hard for us as Evers'
is for Chicago. One thing Is
sure, neither team need feel
disgraced over defeat. You
know ! am due for a worlds
championship winner"