The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-06
WORLDS SERIES WILL
START OCTOBER Il
First Game Will Be Played in New York Official
Umpires Chosen, and Players Eligible to
Participate Announced.
Der IA. for the first game. and adopted
this schedule for the series:
Schedule OF Series.

Saturday. October IA. New York;
Monday. October 16. Philadelphia;
Tuesday. October IL. New YORK: We'd
nesday. October is. Philadelphia:
Thursday. October 10. New YORK: FRI
day. october 20. Philadelphia.
The series continues unul one club
mas won four games. In case
seventh game is needed to decide the
winner, the commission will determine
thu grounds on which 1t shall be play
ed Tied or postponed games viii be
played off on the grounds called for
by the original schedule. before the
parking of the game following II IN
The schedule decided upon. the I'M
portant question of umpires, was set
tied by the selection of William *.
KLEIN and William Brennan, represent
ing the National League. and r. H.
Connolly and William Dineen, repre-
senting the American League Fran
cisco Z. Richter and J. G. Taylor
Sphinx were designated as official
scorers.
The players eligible to participate
In the worlds series games, by an
nouncement of the commission to-day
Philadelphia American League Club
Baker. Barry. Bender. Collins, Coombs.
Davis. Danforth. Derrick. Hartsel.
h iIr Mor Lapp' Livingston; Lord. Mar
ring, Plank, strunk. Thomas.
New York National League Club
Devore. Becker. Murray. Snodgrass,
Merkle. Doyle. Fletcher. Devlin,
Marquard. Latham, McGraw, Myers,
wilson. Herzog. Drucke, Hartley,
Paulette
All games will begin at 2 p. NJ. and
National Commission and its secre
tary. The official ball of the National
League VIII be used In the games on
Naaaonai LEAGUE grounds. and the
games on American League grounds.
Each of the contcsting clubs is re-
CURED TO deposit n certified check for
Slo.ooo with the secretary of the com
inc DAY OF the first schedule game.
~ Warning to Players.
The commission issued special
warning to players that the rule re-
would be strictly enforced against Of
ieendins players. 1t also served no.
lice that under the commissions ruics
me winner of the worlds champion
Snip M,ii not be permitted to parti
me remainder of the present year, the
Victorious team being required to dis.
band immediately after the compie.
ion of the series
AT the conclusion OF tho m..tirr
John Heydlcr. secretary and treasurer
OF inc National League. said tho nrices
OF the seats for the worlds Series
"o"iu ne announced later 1t was said
that the New York club wanted Tho
prices advanced over the rates of last
year but this was resisted by the OFF,
Glais or the Philadelphia American
league club. Last season the prices
We're; bieachers, 81: grandstand So
and boxes. SO. and these prices prob,
ably Will prevail.
me Issuance of the tickets and dis
tribution of them will be done by the
respective clubs. but with the approval
OF me commission. The tickets prob.
week. u heA'
The National Commission tonight
nm nm, ounced the prices of admission for
the games az follows:
Az Philadelphia seats in boxes and
lower grandstand. reserved. So; upper
srandstand. reserved, first twelve
rows So balance. So; general admis-
sion. 81.
AT New York. boxes. s25: lower
sranastand. reserved. 81: upper grand
stand reserved. 81. general admission,
a.