Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-01

Baseball fans who are going t,
Philadelphia and who are going t,
Boston to witness the worlds serie
games should read over carefully al
the details as to how to secure thei
tickets for the big event. In the Eve
ming Star today the fans will find {
complete story of the arrangements
Read it and observe it carefully. The
first two games will be played in
Philadelphia. The dates are October
9 and 10. That you all know. Their
the teams will skip Sunday, move OF
to Boston and play at the Hub or
October IL and 49, The fifth game is
to be at Philadelphia, october IA, and
the sixth at Boston, October 10, ano
the seventh, if necessary, will be de-
cided by the toss of q coin. And as to
tie game or postponed game on
account of the weather. the teams will
play the game there before they will
be allowed to return to the other city.
Now, that is all clear,
o
As regards the tickets, the prices
in Philadelphia will be from 81 to So
and in Boston from 90 cents to S..
The s5 tickets entitle you to box
seats: the SO seats are chair reser-
vations; the 81 tickets are pavilion
seats, and you go TO the bleachers
for the dollar. Seats will be sold in
advance at both Boston and Phila-
delphia for the series, but single
will not be put on sale until
the day of the game and they will
have to be purchased at the grounds,
In Philadelphia, mail orders will not
be accepted. The sale opens next
Wednesday at Gimble Brothers and
not more than two tickets will be
sold to one person. At Boston, mail
orders are being accepted. but the
only safe way to get your seats is
to go there, send there or have some
kind friend there to get them for
you.
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The Newark fans who go to Phila-
delphia for the opening game viii
have ample time to come back and
go again the next day. Some VIII
remain, of course. Those who go to
Boston will remain for the two
games, and it will behoove them 20
secure hotel accommodations in adj
vance. Also it might be added that
train accommodations, sleepers, etc,
should not be neglected. If you don't
believe 1t. ask some of the boys who
were down to Boston two years ago
when the Giants and Red Sox played
II is believed that there VIII be
plenty of room for all the fans.
There seemed to be in other years.
Boston expects to turn them away
but the same thing was SAID TWO
years ago and there were always
few empty seats to be had. Phila-
delphia will get good play from
New York, but she wouldn't fill all
her stands at worlds series prices II
il wasn't for the outsiders. New
York would, though. for New YORK
Is the greatest baseball town in the
world
Charley Ebbets says he would IKE
to have his Superbas play the Brook
Feds. but the National Commission
won't let him. If Ebbets had some-
one around who wouldn't let him.
when he sprung the Joe Tinker deal
there wouldn't be any Federal
League today But the Feds are not
ingrates. They are indeed, consider
ate. and to show their appreciation
for all that Ebbets has done for
them they would willingly play a
post-season series. But the old COM
mission won't stand for it. Tough
luck with capital t.
o.
Brooklyn, by the way, is perhaps
the best club in the National League
today. Why the team didn't finish
better no one cares to say, bnt some
persons presume to know. For in
stance, I put it up to man who
knows a whole lot about the work
ings over in Ebbets Field.
"There are cliques in the club I
said.
He shook his head.
'well, why aren't you up at the
top?" l insisted.
Acknowledgement he said. and
that was the extent of the informa-
ton
Yet after looking the Superbas over
a few times anyone could see that
there might be something wrong. No
dandy little team like that could
finish out of first division and be
honest with itself all year Because"
is not sufficient reason
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The new turn affairs have taken,
il begins to look as II the Feds may
not Join hands with the regulars
next season.. In which event. what
is Newark going to do? Surely, Mr..
Ebbets doesn't want to be with us
another year, yet how is he going to
get away from here? He would sell
in a minute, but no one seems anx-
ious to buy. The situation is ominous
dubious.
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And yet ! heard little news last
night. which, If true, may please the
Newark fans. 1t was said in all sin
certify that the Feds are coming here
next year and that they will come
here with a strong team and build
a brand-new, up-to-date ball park