South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-12

already we're in line waiting for the
ticket windows to open at 1000 a. m
at which time 1900 unreserved 81
and 50-cent seats were placed on sale.
The line began TO form at noon sun
day and more than 5000 fans were in
line all night, snatching cat maps on
the ground which was covered with
straw at their own providing.
The wise ones have IL figured out
that Stallings will work George Tyler.
his sOuthpaw against the Athletics
Monday if Connie Mack uses one of
his youngsters. but the Braves tipster
says that Stallings' present plans.
which it is unlikely he will change.
call for an exactly opposite plan
Tyler Good Pitcher.
Tyler is a mighty fine pitcher"
said the tipster, but he is not as re-
liable as either Rudolph or James If
Tyler went in Monday and lost it
would put us i'm d hole THAI would
make the count two to one in our
favor. Then we would have To work
James and Rudolph in the next two
games and rely upon Tyler for the
! last game should we happen TO lose
each of the games that Rudolph or
James pitches.
But by using Rudolph Monday we
are reasonably sure of winning. Dick
is in fine shape. He has been through
one world series game and came out
a hero. He has more confidence in
himself than he did for the first game
and. of course, more than Tyler would
have.
Mack probably will work one Of
his kid pitchers Monday and if he
does the edge ought to be I'm favor
of Rudolph If Rudolph wins that
viii give us three straight. Then
James viii work on Tuesday for the
fourth straight game Should either
James OF Rudolph lose one Of those
games 1t would make the count three
To one in our favor. Then we could
send i'm Tyler. Ii George lost the
count would still be in our favor. three
to two and We would have James and
Rudolph in reserve for the last two
games
so YOU see Stallings' scheme is a
mighty clever one. looking at ii from
] any angle that YOU wish. If Rudolph
works Monday and James Tuesday il
viii mean that they will have had
only a two days rest. but they are
used TO pitching every third day If
they worked less they might get
stale"
Boston Is Ball Mad
The double victory Of the Braves in
the home of the enemy has driven
Boston into a frenzy OF baseball mad
ness. Everything else was forgotten
here Sunday night but baseball and
the wonderful work of the likely base
bail champions of the world The
populace has come TO believe that the
Braves are unbeatable They are pull
I ing for four straight. Nothing else
/ will satisfy them now.
IL seemed Sunday night that not
only Boston. but all of New England
wants to see the games here Mon
/ day and Tuesday. Thousands of New
Englanders arrived here during the
/ day and early in the night and started
! ont on the trail OF the ticket scalpers
gladly paving the eNOrbitant prices
/ that were asked by the specs" The
spectators were Offering s. box seat
/ tickets for SIS and $40 the regular
/ So seats for $40 and the 50 seats for
! SIS. And they are getting it too. New
I Englanders may be thrifty but their
thrift is a thing forgotten tonight.
/ Long before darkness came those
who failed To get reserved seat tickets
and began forming i'm line outside of
I Fenway park and before midnight il
! was estimated that there were 5000
( fans i'm line All Of them carried big
packages of food that must serve
! them not only for a midnight supper
| but for break fast and lunch as we'll
I The gates viii not open until 10 a.
IN. and i'm an attempt TO prevent scalp