The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-10-08

GAMES NOW ON
In the Worlds Series OF
Baseball Events.
BOX SEATlAG -FOUR IS SIS
National Commission Gets 10
Per Cent: Players. Team
Owners Balance.
EVERY DAY UNTIL DECISION

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New York. Oct. Every one Of
the multitude Of details OF the cam
paign OF 1918 between the New
York Nationals and the Philadel-
pEia Americans for the worlds base
ball championship has been prear-
ranged. Here are the chief plans
Ting. October :. and daily there
after. except sunday until one club
shall have won four games.
Place. Polo grounds. New York:
SEibe park. Philadelphia.
First game TO BE- played in New
York. the games thereafter 70 alter
nate between Philadelphia and New
York.
Tie games to be played or the
next DAY in the other city from
thar in which the tie occurred Thus.
il the 6rst game in New York were
( TO result in a tie the game would be
PLAYED OF in philadelphia the next
I day. October :.
Sale OF tickets 10 be conducted
under the auspices OF the two clubs
. concerned. Cnreserved seats will be
sold ar the Polo grounds and Shibe
park OF The day % che game. -
served seats must b. purchased for
three games. whether bought 4
New York OF Philadelphia and if
three games are not PLAYED. the pro-
pOrtionate amount OF the purchase
price viii b. refunded. No mail or
derSewiH BE- accepted for reserved
seats
Price OF tickets. in New York
boxes. seating four. S25- upper
grand stand. So: lower grand stand
50; bleachers. 81. In PHILADELPHIA
box seats. s.; main grand stand
So, right aud left paviIions-. 81
bleachers. 81.
Seating arrangements. Polo
grounds. $4,000 reserved seats. To-.
600 in bleachers; Shibe park. grant
stand and bleachers. $1,000. stand
ing room for about 5000 mere
Neither club will be permitted 10
erect extra stands on the field No
spectators will be allowed 10 over.
flow on the field
Time of games. . O'Clock
Umpires for the series. William /
Klein and Charles Rigler. OF the Ma
tioual league; Thomas H. Connolly I
and John J. Egan. of the American /
league. /
Number OF players eligible. % on
each team.
Names OF eligible players. New
YOrk-Burns. Cooper. Crandalf. {
DOYLE, Demaree. Fletcher. Fromme.
Grant. Herzog. Hartley. Marquard.
Wiltse. Mathewson. Murray. Meyers.
Mclean. Merkle. Robinson. NcCor-
mick, Shafer. SnOdgrass. Thorpe.
Tesreau. Wilson. Sehupp; PhiladeI-
Schang. Lapp. Thomas. Ben
der. Plank. Coombs. Houck. Brown.
Shawkey. Peunock. Bush. Wyckor.
NeInnis. Collins. Barry. Baker. Orr.
Davis. Lavan. Oldring. Strunk. z.
Murphy. d. Murphy. Walsh Daley.
In the event of a seventh game
being necessary, the city for holding
it viii BE- determined by the loss OF
a coin In ease a game is post poned
on account OF rain or il for some
other cause a legal game is not play
81, the teams will remain in the civ
where the pOstponement occurred
until a legal game is played. This
does not. % course. apply TO tie
games
According 20 the rules governing
the worlds series the National com
mission viii receive 10 per cent. 0f
the gate receipts OF each and every
game. The players OF the two com
peting clubs viii take SO per cent.
OF the remaining 80 per cent. OF the
nrst four games. the amount TO De
divided on a basis OF 50 per cent 20
the winners and 40 Per cent. To the
losers. The remaining 40 per cent.
OF the so per cent goes 70 The club
owners Ninety per cent. OF the
gate receipts OF each and every game
after the first four becomes the
property OF the stockholders OF the
two eOntestiag clubs.
OLDEST LINING PERSON