The evening world., 1912-10-07

frh< New fort Worid.l
S-uERES going to be some red hot
Boston enthusiasm at the Polo
= = Grounds tomorrow Three hun.
dred Boston rooters, brsss-iunscd and
carrying q compression OF 1000 pounds
10 the square inch. will he seated In one
solid hunk. The way those 40 Boston
fans got their seats 10 q good story.
Here Il 10, just a. v came down from
Beston:
n the Ars, place these 800 fans came
,>eesther TO scheme UP some way to re-
.sssys q ,vction In the Polo Grounds
stand. Most OF them were veterans who
swsre IN the Boston rooters' section away
back In i3D, when Boston trimmed tho
PiSatee nvs games out Of nine. That
Was q great year. Boston lost three
otnlght. and 1t seemed impossible that
they could win the championship. But
The Boston rooters were game. The
mere luck went against their team the
mere noise they made. They had
soss called "Tsssie." and they howled
that over and over again until the Pirate
goats began to wander all over the lot
Thoy had q brass band. and It never
lotepped playing. Wagner. Clark. Jesse
Taunehiil. Leach-many other famous
.snes were In the Pirate ranks-but that
made no difference. Under the encour.
ogoment given by her rooters Boston
sApisd ana moved the Pirates down. re-
bulsing charse after charge just ms their
6aoestors scattered the British and sent
th@m In tangled rout down the long
eleoes Of Breeds Hin.
Hr< HE three hundrsd-those that are
VT Of them-And Q few recruits
= net last week and decided to put
q ~ 70 Jim McAieer to get thsir seats.
lin cent the request along to Mr.. Brush
~ ~ New York club. Mr.. Brush
peo9o%ly wired back word that II would
- ohseluteiy impossible to set aside q
'feeesvation for the noble three hundred.
yhosv Vas black despair In Boston, that
'ou1 much gnAshlng of teeth.
1hen the three hundred went Co Mayor
yvtsSsrald. The Mayor 10 . hustlins
1Sbh-American. lie wants what he
vants when he wants it-snd usually
esGets g. Mayor Fitzgerald wired ban
MANSON. president OF the American
ssague. Also he wired Garry Herr
ham. chairman Of the National Com
oAosion. asking what he could do. Ban
JsAnson and Garry Hermann put their
ooods together and admitted that II
W6uA take some explaining to pacity
~ fans backed by q mayor who wanted
- sss the opening game himself. They
oeot Secretary Heydler (who 10 actin
~ secretary OF the NauonL Comnis
01on during the seriss) to tell the Mayo
~ sorry they were that they couldn'
gst eats for him. Secretary Heydle
= nice, persuasive sort OF a man. IL,
vont to Boston and strolled into tn
city Hail. with his little speech al
Agnred out
but In tho hall. waiting. were tn
ehsss hundred. and . thousand or tw
01rs. waiting to hear about those seat,
'Desolated though ! am" began Nj
HGvdler TO the Mayor
@WhAt"' exclaimed the Mayor.
I. At 10 20 sad. but you see there's n
~ In which We can accommodate 20
~ calling you 800 seatA"
Then thercll be no SERIES" calculate
ehe Mayor. painting mis- number nine o.
the floor with loud thump.
'Why-er-you don't mean"
No SERIES" exclaimed the Mayo
AGA1o. and went on TO inform Mr.. HeyS
W that unless the Boston rooters wei
oropsrly taken care OF for the openin
OAme he'd simply revoke the license {
~ 6oston Club and refuse to allow
- play another game of ball In Boston
tbs diplomatic Mr.. Hsydler wa
otympsd. lie hled him 70 . telssrap
emcs. not on the dead run. but also M
without Q certain dignifled haste. An
- cent . wire TO Mr.. Brush.
~. BsUsh wired back that he'd RI
carve the seats-just that and nothln
more
10 the Boston rooters viii be ther,