The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-02
WORLDS SERIES OPENS ON OCT. 8 IN PHILADELPHIA  Second Game in Same City and Then Scene is Shifted
 to Boston. COMMISSION VOTES TO STAND BY JUMPS" Four Officials Designated and Will Be Upheld in all
 Their Rulings.

New York, Oct.-2@The. National Commission, at it's meeting today, de- cided that the first game of the wor1d's s series shall be played in hiladelphia on Friday, October 8. The second game is set for the next day, October E9, in the same city. The third and fourth games will be played in Boston on October Il and 12, respectively, the fifth in Philadelphia, on October 1S, and the sixth in Boston, on Octo- Der IA.
 The seventh game, if one is neces- sary, will be played on Friday October 15- The place flor. this game will be chosen by the toss of a coin.
 It was decided that in case a seventh game appeared to be necessary, the city in which it would be played would be decided by the toss of a coin be- fore the beginning of the sixth game. The four umpires who will arbitrate in the field and on the foul lines were selected by the presidents of the two leagues.
 President Tener named Charles Rig r/and w. J. Klem as the National League representatives, while Presi- dent B. B. Johnson, selected William Evans Fand Frank O'Loughlin to act for the American League. The Ma tionaI Commission named rJ. G. T. Spfnk as it's representative among the, ffocia1 scorers and requested that the
 
 additional scorers from among it's members for Philadelphia and Boston.
 All the rules that governed the play during the 1914 series will be in force again this season. The National Corn- mission announced that the umpires would have the complete support and backing of that body in preserving or der and enforcing the rules among the players. They are. to be particularly cautioned against permitting any dis order or loud comment by players on the benches of the4 rival clubs
 It was further decided that in case of tie game or a postponement due to indictment weather the teams will remain in the city where such game was to have been played until that game is conpIeted\ and dates of fur ther games on. the schedule will be advanced to meet any such emergen- cies arising.
 President Baker, of the, Philade1- pllia Nationals, said that he was de- termined to take care of all Philadel- phia fans before providing accom- nof1ations for out-of-toWn spectators at thewor1d's series baseball games at the worlds series baseball games
 This was a reply to Preside mt Lan- nin,s statement that unless the Roy al Rooters'' of Boston, were permitted to purchase reserve seats in a block in the bleachers for the Philadelphia games he would not allow his team to compete in the series. Bakor said he thought Boston was too big a baseball town to have a body of 400 organized rooters upset a SC rtes for which more than 10000 everyday rooters were anxious to witness.
 Tam convinced - said Baker, that if it were left to a vote of the 400 Royal Rooters' as to whether they should be cared for in Philadelphia to the exclusion of the men who have been waiting 32 years to receive the Phillies in a worlds series, the Royal Rooters' would vote to stay home and give their brother fans chance to see the game
 > Melville E. Webb, of the Boston Sporting Writers association. of Phil ade1phia, were selected by the com to have charge of the distrt- button of press tickets.