The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-06
READY FOR
 BIG SERIES
NEW YORK WINS TOSS AND SEE. CURES FIRST GAME WORLD
 CHAMPIONSHIP.
Alternate Games in Each Cty--Each Club Has 21 Players Eligible to Participate in the
 Games.

New York, October 5-The toss of coin in the presence of the Ma tional Baseball commission today started the making of final arrange ments for the post-season series of games for the worlds championship between New York, winner of the National league championship, and Philadelphia, present worlds cham pions and victor in the seasons pen nant race in the American league.
 New York won the toss and it was determined the first game shall be played here.
 The national commission, whicl has charge of the playing of the se- ries, met here today to perfect ar selected Saturday, Oc- tober 14 for the first game and adopted this schedule for the series:
 Saturday, October Ii, New York.
 Monday, October 16, Philadelphia
 Tuesday, October r, New York.
 Wednesday, october Is, Philadel- phia.
 Thursday, October t9, New York.
 Friday. october 20, Philadelphia
 The series viii continue until one club has won four games. In case a seventh game is necessary the commission will |, determine the grounds on which it shall be played Tied or postponed games will be played off on the groun called for by the original schedule before the playing of the game following it in the schedule.
 Tine important question of um- pires was settled by the selection of William J. Klem and William Brennan, representing the National league and T. H. Connolly and Wil- liem Deneen, the American league. Francis G. Richter and J. c. Taylor Spink were designated as official scorers.
 Players eligible to participate in the worlds series games, by an- nouncement of the commission to- night, are:
 Philadelphia; Baker. Barry, Bend der, Collins, Coombs, Davis, Danforth, Derrick, Hartzell, Krause, Lapp, Liv iEgston, Lord. Martin, Morgan, Me- lnnis, Murphy Oldring, Plank, strunk. Thomas.
 New York: Deyore Becker, Mur- ray, snodgrass, Merkle Doyle, Fietch- CT, Deylin, Mathewson. Wiltse, Ameo, Crandal Marquard. Latham, Mo Graw, Myefs, Wilson, Herzog, Drucke, Hartley. Paulette.
 All the games will begin at D m. and will be attended by members of the National Commission and it's secretary.
 The official bal of the National league will be used in games on Ma tional league grounds and the Amer ican leagues official ball in games on Amercan league grounds. Each ot the contesting clubs is required to deposit certified check for S1o,OO0 with the secretary of the commission not later than II o'clock on the day of the first scheduled game.
 The commission issued special warning to players that the rule re- garding conduct. on the ball field, would be strictly enforced against any offending player. It also served notice that under the commissions rules the winner of the worlds cham ponship will not be permitted to participate in any exhibition game during the remainder of the present year. the victorious team being re- quired to disband Immediately after the completion of the series.
 On Saturday morning. October II. preliminary to the playing of the game that afternoon, the national commission, it's business representa- tives, it's official scorers and the own CTS of the contesting clubs are to meet here Special instructions re- garding any points bearing upon the playing of the series that may seem to require attention will be given then to officials and club owners.
 The national commission tonight announced the prices Of admission for i.ae games as follows:
 At Philadelphia; Seats in bpxes am in lower grand stand, rcseFved $3;