The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
ALL IN READINESS
FOR Bic SERIES
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHllADELPhlA A
TO BEGIN TUESDAY.

New York, oct. 2.-ENeryoIle oI ING
multitude OF details of the campaign
of 1913 between the New York Ma
,onaIs and the Philadelphia Ameri'
cans for the worlds baseball cham
piopship has been pre-arranged, Here
are the chief plans:
Ttme-Octuber and daily thereaf-
ter. except Sunday until one cluO
shall have won four games.
Place-Polo Grounds. New York;
Shibe Park, Philadelphia.
First game 10 be played in New
York. The games thereafter to al
ternate between Philadelphia and New
York.
Tie games to be played off the next
day in the other city from that IN
which the tie occurred. Thus. II the
first game in New York were 10 result
in a tie. the game would be played
off in Philadelphia the next day, Oc'
tober s.
sale of tickets to be conducted un-
der the auspices of the two clubs con
cerned. Cnreseryed seats will tie sold
=, the Polo Grounds and Shibe Park
on the day of the game. reserved
seats must be purchased for three
. games, whether bought in New YORK
or Philadelphia and il three games
are not played the propoTtionate
amount of the purchase price will be
refunded. No mail orders will be ac-
, cepred for reserved seats.
Price OF tickets, IN New York: Boxes
/ seating four. $25; upper grand stand
81; lower grand stand, 81; bleachers
81. In Philadelphia. Box seats, D;
main grand stand So; right and left
{ field pavilions 81; bleachers 81.
Seating arrangements, Polo Grounds
, % 900 reserved seats, $4,000 bleachers
D Shibe Park, grand stand and bleach
8 ers, 2l,OO0, standing room for about
900 more. Neither club will be per
mitted to erect extra stands on the
-, field. No spectators will be allowed
to overflow on the field, and no GROUND
rules will be made
Time OF games O'Clock.
Umpircs for the series, VIM. Ken
and Charles Rigler of the Nationa
League; Thomas II. Connolly and J
]. Egan of the American League.
- Number of players eligible, twenty
n five on each team.
Names Of eligible players, n. Y
Burns, Cooper, Crandall, Doyle Dema
rec. Fletcher, Fromme, Grant her2ol
Hartley. MarQuard, Wi!tse, Mathew
son. Murray, Meyers, Mclean, Merkle
y Robinson, Mccormick, Shafer, Snoc
grass, Thorpe, Tesreau, Wilson am
Schupp.
Philadelphia -Schang, lapp, Thor
n as. Render Plank, Coombs, HOucf
II Brown. Shawkey, Pennock. Bush
\ Wyckoff, McInnls, Collins, Barry, B'
! ker, Orr Davis, Layan, Oldrlng, /
. Murphy, u. Murphy, Strunk, Walsl
= and Daley.
I IN the event OF seventh game beIn
| necessary, the city for holding il wi
| be determined by the toss OF c0il
In case a game is postponed on a.
| count OF rain or if for some otht
cause a legal game is not played, IN
| teams will remain in the city WheI
the postponement occurred until
, legal game is played. This does no
-, Of course, apply to tie games.
:. According to the rules goyernif
the worlds series. the national col
mission will receive 10 per cent
i, the gate receipts OF each and eyel
game The players OF the two COZ
r peting clubs will take sixty per ce
OF the remaining 90 per cent OF u
first four games the amount 70
divided on a basis of 60 per cent
= the winners, and 80 per cent TO {
& losers.
The remaining 80 per cent of {
q 90 per cent goes to the club owne
n Ninety per cent OF the gate receli
a of each and every game after t
first four becomes the property
the stockholders Of the two conte
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