The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

these contests shall be supreme, shall be
| sole Judges of the fitness of the grounds
| for commencing or continuing game.
and shall eject from the field any player
who uses improper language, employs
unfair tactics or violates any rule for
the conduct of the game.
Spectators will not be permitted to
encroaeh or stand on the playing field at
any point. A club that plans to accom-
MEDIATE patrons in excess of the regular
seating capacity of its plant, is required
to erect, with the approval OF the mu-
nicipal authorities, and permission of
the commission, safe, temporary stands
or circus seats, with a strong three-foot
railing in front thereof, extending from
the grandstand or skirtng the outfeld.
The left or right field emergency seats
shall be not less than 235 feet and the
centerfeld seats shall not be less than
275 feet from the home plate.
"The team that wins the worlds cham
pionship is required to disband immedi-
ately thereafter, and its members are
forbidden to participate as individuals
or as a team in exhibition games dur
ing the year in which such worlds cham
pionship series was decided.
''The players pool shall be restricted
to sixty per cent, of the receipts OF the
first four games after the deduction of
the commissions ten per cent thereof,
regardless of whether one or more of
such games shall result in a tie.
"A day during the following cham
pionship season, to be agreed on by the
commission and the victorious club, shall
be designated for the presentation of
the championship emblem provided by
the commission.
"A certified check for $4,000, payable
to the order of the chairman of the
commission. shall be deposited with the
secretary OF the commission by each
qualifying club three days before the
commencement of the series, as a guar
antee that it will, as provided in section
10 OF the joint regulations for the gov
eminent of the worlds series, faithfully
carry out all the provisions of these
rules and regulations and such others
that the commission may hereafter make
to govern such contest and that it will
not exercise the arbitrary right or priv
ilege of abandoning the series until 10
has been completed and the champion
ship determined. Such certified check or
so much of its face value as the COM
mission may deem adequate, shall be
forfeited and credited to the funds of
the commission, if on Investigation
club is adiudged to have violated any
OF its obligations.
Neither of the contesting clubs shall
give or pay any bonus or prize TO any
or all of its players before or after the
completion of the series, and player
released by club to another club in
the same league. shall not participate
in the proceeds of such series as pres
ent or reward from his former team
mates. the releasing club, or any of its
officials"
The official scorers appointed by tho
commission are Francis c. Richter of
Philadelphia and J. Taylor Sphinx of st.
Louis.
The national commission. with its
business representative, umpres, official
scorers and respective owners of the con-
testing clubs, will meet in New York on
Monday. October Z, when special instruc-
tons will be given to officials and club
owners.