The Calumet news., 1912-09-30
Twenty-Three Represent New
York and twenty-five the
Boston Americans
TEAMS SHARE SIXTY PER CENT

Cinclnnatl, ", Sept oV'-i WeH'y
three players representing the New
York National leages team 9nd twen-
ty-two the Boston American League
club Will battle for the worlds base
ball championship which begins in
New York City on October 8. The ell
gible players as announced by the Ma
tional Baseball Commission here to-
day are as follows:
New York National League club
Ames, Becker. Burnes, Crandali. Doyle,
Devore Fletcher. Groh, Hartley, Her
zog McGraw, Marquard Mathews0n,
Mccormick, Merkle, Meyers. Murray,
Robinson, Shafer, Snodgrass, Tesreau,
Wilson and witse.
Boston American League club-Ball,
Bedient Bradley, Cady, Collins, Carri-
gan, Engie. Gardner, Hall, Henrik
sen. Hooper. Krug. Nunamaker,
O'Brien, Pape. Stahl Speaker, Thorn
as. Wagner Wood and Yerkes.
The following additional bulletin
concerning the series as well as the
revised rules that viii govern them
was also Issued today by the com
mission:
Against Ticket Scalping.
"'rhe pubic Is cautioned against
paying higher prices for admission
than those fixed by the commission,
which has the hearty cooperation
from the municipal authorities of each
city in the suppression of ticket scalp
ing.
Play will begin on each grounds at
2:Oe p. m. q.
"A rain check coupon will be at
taehed to every ticket placed on sale.
The official ball of the National
League will be used on the National
League grounds and the official ball oil
the American League on the AmeH-
can League grounds.
. The revised rules of the ccmmis-
sion for the conduct of the series are
as follows:
"A scheduled game. postponed ;or ie-
gal cause, called before it becomes
regulation game or terminating with
the score tied, shall. unless the sched-
ule explicitly provides to the contra
ry, be played off on the grounds Tor
which IL was scheduled before the snc-
ceeding scheduled game for the other
city shall be contested and the dates
assigned for subsequent games, snail
thereupon be moved forward
: umpires to be Supreme.
nT
sixth game. the commission shall de-
termine by lot when and where the
seventh game shall be played In the
event that an additional game be re-
quired to decide the winner of the
series
The Secretary of the Commission
as required by section of the regu-
lations Jointly enacted for the govern
ment of the worlds series by the Ma
uonal and American leagues, shall no
tify all eligible players as soon as IL
Is definitely ascertained which teams
will compete, that they will be held in
dividraly amenable to all provisions
OF the playing rules and be subject TO
discipline for violation thereof regard
less of the expiration of their contracts
with their respective clubs.
The umpires. whose authority In
these contests shall be supreme shall
be sole Judges of the fitness of the
grounds for commencing or continu-
ing game. and shall eject from the
held any player who uses improper
language, employs unfair tactics OF
Violates any rule for the conduct of
the game.
Players Share go Per Cent.
spectators will not be permitted to
eheroach or stand on the playing field
at any point. A club that plans TO 'ac-
eommodste patrons In excess Of the
regular seating capacity of its plant
required 20 erect. with the approval
vi the municipal authorities and per-
mission Of the commission. safe, tenn
porary stands of circus seats with a
s,rong three foot railing In from,
'nereot' extending from the grand
''anu or skirting the outheid. The
~" OF right field emergency seats
e"sll be not less than 2s5 feet and the