The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-26

Secretary McRoy of the Boston club early in July began plans for handling the tickets by canvassing all the regu- lar patrons of the game in whose hands he purposed to place the much coveted world series admission cards.
 What took place in the secret ses- sion was not given out in detail. but it was apparent President Johnson had scored victory for when the confer ence adjourned Secretary Heydler an- nounced that Boston would be allowed to go ahead with his plans.
 Secretary MeRoy has had experience in several world series" he said, and the commission could not have bet ter man in charge"
 Although 1t appeared McRoy would have a free hand Secretary Heydler said the Boston plans would be car ried out with the supervision and ap- proval of the national commission"
 MT. Heydler was delegated by the commission to have complete charge of the sale in New York, taking 1t out of the hands of the local club officials, but 1t was said with the approval of President Bush
 The committee believes it has at last checkmated the ticket scalper by the following programme for the sale of tickets for the New York games.
 Price of New York Seats
 Of the 3S.000 seats at the Polo Grounds 13oo0 bleacher seats Cunreserved) will be sold at dollar each; 17O00 lower grand stand seats will be sold at g each; 5000 upper grandstand seats at $3 each, and boxes seating four persons at $25 each With the exception of the upper grand stand and the boxes all the tickets will be held for sale at the Polo grounds on the days of the games. One ticket only will be sold to person and purchasers will be required to enter the grounds inn mediately after buying.
 The block of 5000 seats in the upper tier of the grandstand will be disposed of at public sale on date to be announced later. with an allowance of two seats to each purchaser. This sale will not take place, however, until from the 5000 seats are taken the customary 75 given to each member of the national commission and two to each of the eligible players. and requests from prominent individuals, off cials of organized baseball and season boxholders have been taken care of. What tickets are left after this priority Is taken care of may be bought from one to three games in advance, but positively no mail orders will be considered, accord ing to Secretary Heydler.
 Price of Boston Seats
 In Boston, where it Is hoped to provide for 5000 spectators, the prices at Fen way park will be 50 cents for centerfield bleachers, Sl for other bleachers, S2 for seats in a new covered stand built along the third base line, 8 for seats in the steel and concrete grandstand, and B each for box seats. All reserved seats will be sold in advance by preference to regular patrons. They will be good for three games. A rebate will be made in case the third game is not played. It is emphasized that all these reserved seats will be three day tickets only, at s9 and s6 Applications by mail from outside points will be considered, but no money accepted with applications. In case the application can be filled, the applicant wfH be advised to send his check.
 Announcement of the eligible players for the games could not be made today as the lists were not complete. Tn fact. the National league championship had not been won to a mathematical certainty by New York. The Giants were so close to the title. however, that the commis- sion did not consider arrangements for Chicago except to place on file a schedule for games between Boston and Chicago in case such an unexpected change was necessary The commission will meet in Cincinnati Friday or Saturday to an- nounce the eligible players and dispose of other minor business