New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
Police Called Out TO C,,,,
Throng Eager to Buv
Worlds Series Tickets,
SPECTATORS BEGIN
DOING BUSINESS
Braves and Athletics Hold pr,,
tice Behind Closed Gates
Deal to Play Third.
tBy Telegraph % The T,i,u-.


Philadelphia, Oct. 7.-Thi, city 49,.
has been spsthetic to baseball all a..
son woke up to-day and mapj,.,..,
such vigorous interest in v,,,r.
series tickets that j., became nec.,,.
10 call out the police. When tho .a.I
lie sale began al department ~.
the line Of purchasers was six bio ,..
long. wv"
Impatient persons at the end A, -.
line tried TO rush their vay ,o,,s.s
and there vas no getting them b,,I :
place again until mounted uolic.n.-
threatened 20 ride down the croTS
Spectators have already appeared VIZ,
tickets which they are offering AZ az
advance.
George Stating. took his team ;.
Shibe Park in the afternoon 10 w,.,'
the Athletics trounce the Ys,L...
Connie Mack congratulated the ls,s.,
of the Braves on the great shown, -,
team made in the National Issrs
race, and Stallings had a few ~.
things TO say about the Athle,ics r..
men expressed the hope that the tow,
would prove 20 be a good one.
Stallings arranged with Mack 10 has,
the Braves practice in Shibe Field "a.
morrow morning after the A.hle.in
have had their usual workout. r..
Boston men will remain only la,,
enough TO fsmilisrize themselye, vi,.
/ the field.
Some OF the PHILADELPHIA roo,,-, a.,
pressed anxiety this afternoon vs..
Mclnnis did not make mis- sppear.r,.
in the lineup for the last game. n.
little first baSemsn was struck on h,
throwing hand in ST. Louis more ms,
week ago, and has not played sine,
Inc management OF the Athletics a..
rounced to-day, however, that he vouls
certainly be ready 10 play on SATURDAY
Jimmy Walsh, Who has subbed for NJ.
lnnis. has done finely both in his fiji.
ing and his hitting.
/ Both Braves ard Athletics held pr,,.
! tice this morning behind closed ga,,,
! A light rain fell Internationally. snd,k,
, players were afraid 10 take chance, ..
the slippery field. Much attention Va,
given 10 Deal, Who is TO plsy AZ ,si,l
! base for Boston in place OF "R.I'
J '.LHl~H' ~ - bUuFThLOOQ mat ire oSy
/ of smith will be felt much more .esr.
+ ~ than IN the mere mechanics OF n,
game. lfe was essentially an aeg,s,.
sive player. Johnny Evers and StaIl.
ings kept after Deal this morning I,
an effort to get some dynamite into n,
! player. and apparently they succeeded
for he went about his work with a viz
George Stsllings vas asked mined.
stely after the practice who would ola.
third base in the light Of rumor Ina,
F Whitfield would be shifted from "a,
oUt'ield mo, Charlie Deal will be he
man." said Stallings. 1T was a hst
blow 10 lose q player who was gong
great guns, the way Red" Smith was
but | expect, and all the men on n,
team expect, 20 see Deal give q fine st.
count of himself"
/ In order TO make Up in a reasvr
for the insufficient seating capacity q
/ Shibe Park enterprising householder
{ whose homes adjoin the grounds ar
building roof stands on a lager seal.
than ever before. II is believed thr
these privately owned seats will y
sufficient for four thousand persoas.
who will be assessed from 80 c.,n
TO 50.