New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

must take ND lou l''ii''''f
two will carry 142 pounds. The distance OF
the race is FIVE furlongs. Under inc 'ohoi-
tons gentlemen jockeys must nave the
mounts. and it IS understood that hay"loI'o
Belmont will ride his own horse, while John
T. Tucker and Tommy Wright the wen
known amateur riders, Of Baltimore. VIII
handle Matte Bumpo and kinderhook re-
spectively
Entries are out for the thoroughbred race
meeting in connection with the Piping ROCK
Horse Show at Locust Valley to-morro"
and some good sport is promised. Mrs'
PAYNE Whitney's Webb Carter is named with
Macedonian and Sister Sue for the steepie-
chase at three miles. while others who nave
made entries are August Belmont, Harry W.
smith Paul D. Cravath, j. f. Davis, Peter
Hauck. tr.. Mcpherson Kennedy, DAVID
Doves. Henry L. Bell Fred Alpers ana
Henry W. Warner.
The National Baseball Commission VIII
meet I'm this city to-day 10 settle all detalls
for the worlds championship series between
the philadelphia Athletics and the Giants
The place of the first game will be decided
bv the toss Of a coin, and In all probability
T. will be played on Saturday. October a.
There has been some talk of the opening
struggle coming on october IS, but this IT
seems would work a hardship on the Glahts'
who wind I'D their schedule with Brooklyn
ON October 70. Columbus Day. 1t Is not
likely that Charley Ebbets, owner OF the
superbas. will be willing to advance the
date and so lose thu chance for big gate
on a holiday. The biggest crowd in the his
tory of baseball will storm the Polo Grounds
II the first game is played in this city on
Saturday, october a.
The National Commission has approved
the schedule of post-season games between
the Cleveland Club Of the American League
and the Cincinnati Club Of the National
League for the championship OF ONO So
called. These games will begin next Tues
dav in Cincinnati, while the second game
will he playcd I'm the same city on the FOL
lowing day. The other four, If four are nee
essarv. will be fought out I'm Cleveland, as
work on the new srandstand In Cincinnati
precludes the use Of the park there after DC
toher 10. The first game in Cleveland VIII
no nIaved a week from tomorrow and they
will follow I'm order until the series is COM
Melted The games will he played under the
direction and control Of the National Com
mission and all rules for the worlds series
will apply.
Word comes from Chicago that the Cubs
and the White Sox also have arranged a
nost-season series. No definite dates have
been fixed as yet. but the National Com
mission may act on the application to-day
Close upon the announcement that post
eeason series would be played in Chicago
came tbe edict from President Comiskey
~ +ro White Sox that four Of his star
nlavere Walsh. Lord. White and Sullivan,
selected bv Jimmy McAleer TO play on the
,u-Star American League team which VIII
moot tho Athletics incidental to the start
If the worlds championship games would
NOT no permitted to take part. Instead at
ro,nisl.v's request, this quartet VIII re-
main in Chicago.
charley Hemphill, the veteran outhelder
~ tho Yankees will wear Chicago White
Soy uniform next year. He had visions OF
managing the Jersey city club Of the East
or, League when the season opened next
,,ri hut the White Sox refused TO waive
-, his services. and Hal Chase let him go
for the waiver price.
II turns out that Grover Cleveland Alex
opdor the star pitcher Of the Phillles' mas
,ot stoned a three-ycar contract. He has
boon offered s.. 200 next season, but is said
20 NE holding out for more.
tuebcv Jennings, manager OF the Detroit
,-,,,ars has earned one Of the rare suspcn-
-. ,,rnosed this year by President John
,, Of the American League. Too much
en-, 70 an umpire was the reason, and Jen-
~, vvul bc missed from the Detroit bench
co, the closing games Of the aeason
Tony Ross. the Italian heavywelSo'
,..,or whose pIucky showing against Sam
t.,oford marked him as coming man.
,,,,u start anew tonight, when he meets
Morris Harris. the Pennsylvania negro In
: ,o,, round bout at the National Sporting
C,rh Of America. Harris has always made
, crcditoble showing i'm his bouts with the
ioc,I hoavyweights. and the aggressive
hard hitting style of the men should help
- mako the contest one of the most inter-
esting ever held I'm the city.
"Oro Word" Morgan has been so busy
v.o.ping and wailing over the accident
which befell Browns left hand In the
match with Bonner that he has not shout
od about the lightweight title I'm three days
Morgan has little to say about the match