The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-06
ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETE
Everything Ready For the
Struggle For the
Pennant

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Schedule for games for worlds
championship.
L. First Game-New York. satur-
Second Game - Philadelphia, =
Monday. October 1S.
H. Third Game-New York, Tues /.
. day. October II. =
II Wednesday. October IS.
Fifth Game-New York. y
= Thursday. October 10.
Sixth Game - Philadelphia, .
= Friday. October 20.
Umpires-For National league. =
Messrs. KLEIN and Brennan: for =
. American league, Messrs. Connol- =
= ly and Dineen. .
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New York. Oct. 6.-The toss of a
coin in the presence Of the national
baseball commission Thursday started |
final arrangements for the p~ost-season
pionship between the New York team,
winner of the National league cham
pionship and the Philadelphia, the
present worlds champions and the
winners of the pennant race in the
American league.
New York won the toss and accord
ingly it was determined that the first
game shall be played here.
-Four Games to Win.
The series continues until one club
has won four games. In case a
seventh game Is needed to decide the
winner. the commission will determine
the grounds on which it shall be play
ed. Tied or postponed games will be
played off on the grounds called for
/ hNy th~ @rsrt~o1 4Loal c.> A.
playing of the game following 1t in the
schedule.
The schedule decided upon, the i'm
portant question of umpires was set
tied by the selection of William j.
KLEIN and William Brennan, repre-
senting the National league and T. H.
Connolly and William Dineen. repre-
c. Richter n ]. G.. Taylor Sphinx were
designated as official scorers.
The players eligible to participate in
the worlds series games, by
ment of the commission today are:
Philadelphia American League Club
Baker. Barry, Bender, Collins.
Goombs, Davis. panforth, Derrick,
Lord, Martin. Morgan. McInnis. Muir
ply. Oldring. Plank, Strunk and
Thomas.
New York National League Club
Devore. Becker. Murray. %Snodgrass.
Merkle. Doyle, Fletcher, Devlin. Mat
hewson. Wiltse. Ames, Crandall. Mar
guard, Latham. McGraw, Myers. Her
zog. Drucke. Hartley and Paulette.
All games will begin at 2 o'clock and
will be attended by members of the
national commission and its secretary.
The official ball of the National league
will be used in am on National
league grounds and the American
league official ball in games on Ameri-
can league grounds. Each of the con-
a certified check for $4,000 with the
secretary of the commission not later
than IL o'clock on the day of the frs,
scheduled game.
Special Warning.
The commission issued a special
warning to players that the rule re-
garding conduct on the ball field would
Tending player. 1t also served notice
that under the commissions rules the
winner of the worlds championship
will not be permitted to participate in
any exhibition game during the re-
mainder of the present year. the vic
%torious team being required to dis
band Immediately after the completion
of the series.
I. On Saturday morning. October IA.
preliminary to the playing of the game
that afternoon, the National commits
sion. its business representatives. its
umpires. official scorers inc the own
, ers of the contesting clubs are to meet
here. Special instructions regarding
any points bearing upon the playing
Of the series that may seem to require
attention then will be given to officials
and club owners.
Price OF Tickets Fixed.
The national commission has an
nounced the prices of admission for
the games as follows:
At Philadelphia-Boxes in lower
grand stand, reserved SO: upper grand
stand reserved first twelve rows IS.
balance So; general admission 81.
At New York-Boxes $25: lower
grand stand reserved So: upper grand
stand reserved So; general admission
81.
The commission also issued a eau
tion to the public against paying high
err prices for admission tnan those
fixed.
THE commission" its announce
ment stated, (which has the assur-
municipal authorities of each city in
the suppression of ticket scalping. re-
quests patrons to purchase reserved
tickets only from h representatives
of clubs at the regular place of sale.
The management Of each club will an
nounce Immediately after the promul-
cation Of this bulletin h time, place
and conditions for the sale Of reserv-
ed seat tickets In each city. subject
to the approval of the commission.
The business Representatives of the
commission will be John a. Heydler,
secretary of the National league ana
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