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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-12-11
MRS. YOUNG RETIRES.

Chicago.-NIrs. Ella Flagg Young,
who has been identified with Chicago's
public schools for SO years-the last six
as superintendent-re today. She is
n years old. Mrs. Young plans to leave
Immediately for Southern California to
establish home.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-12-11
RAPID TRANSIT BOARD GETS
FUNDS FOR PLANNING.

Following action of Council Tuesday
in unanimously authorizing a 100000
bond issue for preliminary expenses. the
Rapid Transit Commission will in a few
days organize its force for planning in
terurban connections.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-12-11
COOP. STORES UNITE.

Johnston City. Ill.-At a meeting OF
managers OF practically every co-opera-
tive store in Southern Illinois an asso-
citation was formed to combine their
buying power that better prices may be
secured, as well as exchange views on
cooperation
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-12-11
MISS FLYNN ACQUITTED.

Paterson, \. J-Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn, a labor leader, was found not
guilty of a charge of nciting to per-
sonal assault in the silk mill strike in
Paterson in February. 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Full Accounts Of Series;
Automatic Score-Board

As I'm the past. The Timcs-Dis-
patch will give to it's readers full
aud complete accounts of the worlds
scrIrs-thc games between the Phil
Hes and the Boston Red S0N. The
Associated Press reports of the
games played In the Quaker City
and the Hub Will tie supplemented
hE stories and special articles writ
ten by two of the bcst-knOwn nu-
th"rities in the sporting world. On
mon Itunyon and Frank q. Menke
VIII he those who will furnish The
rimcs-DiSpatch with descriptive ne
counts.
For those of its patrons who wish
To follow the big games. play by
play. The Iimes-Disputch will dis
play in front of its building on
South Tenth Street. an improved.
automatic score board. Special wires
Will bring I'm the plays ut almost the
instant they nrc made. and they will
at once he flushed upon the bOnrd.
The Timcs-Dispntch rcndcrn nre
assured the last word In complete
ness I'm covering the biggest event
In bnscbnII,iom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
CARROllTON HANDICAP
CAPTURED BY CARBIDE

LAUREL: MD, october 5.-Carhide.
Or j. TYrcc'S good colt easily won
IN" i"aiEr" cv"nt-thc Carrolltou
handicap at six furlomgs--nt the Laurel
course to day.
Coluct," was installed "a red-hot IA =
Norltc but evidently did not like the
going. as Sin" could never improv" her
position. ANA finished third, heater off
Z half-dozcn lengths. DISTANT Shore
got the second money. Carbide was
) To ] IL tho betting. NJ the drop OF
the barrier the Tyr.e colt flashed to
Tie front and held his urld safely for
IN" remainder OF the journey.
There was Il hot TIP at the last mo-
m"ni IN the last race on carlaveiock,
ana Will" h" did not win. he was see
ana at tho juicy odds OF 80 to "a
riacc. 'tinah 10 beat him home "A
couple OF Icing this, while the favoritc
k"hincita was third Had Carlavcroci
won. II" would have paid $50 To 81
Ihcre were several fair-siz.d placed
and show bets on the horse.
The track was ~ sea of mud and
form PLAYERS had a bad day OF il
RuneS anu tolVenic being tn. only ia
VurItvS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Pertinent Facts
on Worlds Series

DATES FOR THE GAMT;S-In
phiindciphln, ON Friday and sntur-
dny. October y aud o. In BOSTON.
on Monnny nnd Tuesdny, October II
aud ~. After the first four Sumcs
the BATTLE-GROUND will change duly
until one club wins fonr times, eh-
necessary the diamond upon which,
IL il played Will he dccIdcd by the
tOss 81 u coin.
POSTPUNEMENTS AND TIE
GAMES-In cnsc Enne IL post
rUucd ON account of ruin, or IL for
some other reason IL Icgnl gnme liz
not played, the teams Will remain
In the city where the pOstponemcnt
occurred until II lcIni Enme In
completed. = tie Enmc will not be
played on In the city where IL Oc-
Cured, hut the teams will move to
the other city, except, of course, in
case tie Ennc in played upon Fri
day. October =. or Monday. October
~.
TIME FOR CALLING GAMES.
o'clock.
EMPIRES FOR THE SERIES
National League, William KLEIN and
Charles higher. American League,
William Evans and SILK O'LouShiin
SEATING CAPACITY tcstimntcd,
-BrnYcs' Field, Boston, 5O.0,O;
National League PRrk, PhiIudciphin
1000.
DISTHIRuTION or RECEiITS-
gross receipts. Players shire In
hrst four games, taking 90 per cent
OF the remainder, white the owners
receive 10 per cent. or the pInyrrs'
snare 90 per cent goes to the club
thnt wins the series aud 10 per cent
10 the losers. After tho fourth
gnne the owners take all the re-
ceipts, less the NutionnI CommI.
slon's 10 per cent.
FIGURES FOR I0If-OmcinI paid
attendance for series or four rnmrs
'No. Receipts, S228,13O. divided
as follows: National Commission.
S..,1t3; each club owner, SfO,B3n
players, SI2i .0OO.D1.
The braves, with twcnty-scycn
players eligible, divided the win
ncrs share or ST:i.I4uaG. making
S.,'oS.00 for each mnn.
The Athletics. with t,cnty-nyc
men 10 share the StS.18O.3S prize
money TINT went to the losers, hnd
I" he content with SI,95O.II cnch.
Players eligible for tho series,
PhiIiics-Cntchcrs; Moran. KILL
Ter. burns md Albums; pitchers;
hlcHnndrr. Dcmnrrc. Mayer, Me-
Vniiicn. Chalmers. lineup, ItiAcy
hhh bnnmEnrtncr; innrldrrs: Iu,Ic-
rus, -'hon, BHncron. H!rnr. stock
ma DuEry; outnrld-rs: Crnynth
br"kcr. Whitfield. Pnskcrt mud Wei.
Red SoN-Cntchrrs; Cnrrirnn.
Cndy md Thomas; pitchers; wonJ :
Leonard. Collins, shore. Ruth, Mn,.
Foster and Gregg; inhrId~rs: Hon
ifIrIi, Gntnrr, Hurry, scott .Inn,rip
wagner, McNnli! md Gnr,Inrr: ou,
heidcrs; Speaker, Hooper, Levi. and
Henrikscn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
WILL TEACH SPORTS
student tInsscs Organized for FIr.t
Time nj Columbia tniycr-
sitv ro-nnv

NEW YORK, October Stud, ny
classes in athletic sports viii he =
"an!zch NJ Columbia University TO-
morrow foi the FIRST time. This : sdli
10 b" IN innovation for Eastern col
!cr"S Teams in track athletics, foot
ball, swimming, water polo. rowing
Sorocco. hand and baseball viii bc
formed and lawn tennis will be taught
Mcnhership in these classes will he
optional. and those clccting u talk,
athletic lessons will be required to
join at least three OF tn. classes in
succession.
II is IN" plan OF the athletic irspcc-
tors n Columbia 10 give the students
a genera athletic training, without
IN: king " necessary for the student 20
report Tor varsity team. The teams
VIII not take part in any contest with
other colleges. Those students who
pass the examinations in athletics al
III" conclusion Of tho term will receive
points toward their degrees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

end. is delighted with the work of his
Leigh and wall. they ran III, ,.n -?
AROUND the heavier Middics. and. hu,
FOR the heavy going and numerous
penaltI's. would have scored four or
ny" more touchdowus Cooruciown
was p"nal!zch AZ Annapolis Il total Of
80 yards. Frequently these penaities
came inSid" 90 Tho scoring zone. cut
ting down the nnal score
Just how strong tn" Army eleven
looks IN comparison with tn. Navy viii
ne shown when GEORGETOWN tackles
s IN ATihF az West Point on october
20. tn" M'ddics made only two nrs,
downs aratns; tn" liilltoppcrs, and
wcr" never III sight OF a score
IN" principal weak places II, George
towns team. the ends seem TO huv.
hc"n StrcnEthcnd In placing Tracy and
t"rcorhn on the wings Both Of these
lads held up their end OF the game At
Annapolis on Saturday.
,'morG"town'S football fu;ur" is OK
cccdlnE'v bright ENcndinc has INV
candidates in uniform. thus aNortinc
pIcniy OF scrimmnEc practice. Special
formations are 20 be taught tn. team
Tor III" North Carolina and Army
"a Incs' and victories are expected in
both contests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
WHO, WHAT AND WHY
Sketches of Celebrities
who Will Participate in Base
bnll Classic in October.
.B-"BOBBIE" BYRNF:-26
ti1ity IuHcldcr, PhiIuhcIUllfn,

Robert NJ. C'Bobbic'D Byrne was
born at st. Louis, December 81, 1880
AZ present he is utility inficlder on
the club. but has played in most OF
base. His first professional en-
gagcment was with Fort Scott. of
the old Western Association. in 1904.
He was drafted by the Cardinals in
1907, but was released and event
ually came to the Pirates, succeed
ing Tommy" Leach as third base
man of that club. He was with the
ilratcS for several years. and was
one of their best players. An niury
put him out of the game for short
time. and when he recovered he was
with the Phillies. Last year and
this season he has played clever
baseball. He has weakened of late
and has had to sit by while Stock
did his work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

Miss Loretta del Vale. the young
opera SINGER who was stricken with
appendicitis just hcfor. She was to
nave appeared at q local thcater Mon
day night. and who was opcratcd on
mat night at Memorial Hospital by Dr.
Il. l.. iillISman. VAS reported as i'm
proved last night. Her physician is
OF the opinion that She VIII continue
to gain strength and that she Will
he able to leave tho hospital in about
ten days. Miss del Nalla withStood
the shock Of the operation remark :
ably we'll. IL is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
2.-HtROID G. JANVRIN-.S
Utility Infleldcr, Uostop

Harold G. Janvrin. the remaining
member OF the Red Sox infleld guar
dams. is utility player OF such
worth that only seven American
t.caGue teams would like to bargain
for his services He began his Ca.
rccr with Boston English Hirb
school. and was born in Boston
twcnty-thrcc years ago. Althourh
the only native Boston man on tho
club. this does not seem to inter
tere with his playing. His first nro
fessional experience was with tho
Hcd SOY. which team he joined in
city in 1912 and recalled tho nrxt
season Tic is a hashy fielder and
timely hitter. and can play any of
the inficld positions. '' Vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Extends Delivery Service.

Effective October In" Southern and
Adams's Express Companies extended
their free delivery and call service to
the greater portion IT the recently an
ncNed territory. taking in Highland
Park. Barton Heights, "A large part OF
Rrookland Park and Ginter Park on
the north side. Woodland Heights and
Swansboro on tho south side. goiu- to
the Belt Line track in the West End
and out Orleans street to the National
Cemetery Road on The east side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
AMERICANS WIN
Defeat 81. Louis National League ,,u,,
In First Game of CT,
Sc

ST LOUIS. MO. October -cI,.
series: The 81. Louis Americans l.
feated the St Louis National I.,,g..
Club in the opening game OF tne cty
series to-day 10 .. In the thirH i,-
ming Pratt scored for the Americans
on Walkers single In the MIN Sloi-
ton scored on Sisters sacrifice. ANA ,..
final tally for the Americans Was mad.
in the seventh. when ShOitun i..g,.
home on an infeld hit By Sislcr
Americans o u ! n / Ga
Nationals OGOOluOl %
Batteries: Wci!man ana Agu.y,
Dosk and snyder. Empires EasOn ana
H!ldcbraDd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
JOHNSTON RETIRES

SAN FRANCISCO. October 5.-Wl-
nam NJ. Johnston. the twenty. y-ar-o o III
san francisco tennis player. who re-
certify won the national singles cham
pionship in the East. expects to r,.tIr.
from the game fore tn" remainder OF
me season, according 10 an announce
lncnt made to-day. Johnston returned
nome yesterday, accompanied by Clar-
cree j. Griffin. also Of this city. who
was Johrston's partner in their sue
ceSsful contest for the national doubles
championship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Mrs. GIN Rrcnks Arm.

Mrs Mildred Gin, seventy-scvcn
years OF age, and living at III North
TwcntY-scvcnth street, slipped on the
curbing at Eighth and Main Streets
yesterday afternoon and fell to the
paving. breaking her arm. She was
taken to Virginia Hospital by an am
bulancc surgeon, and was reported as
doing we'll as could be expected late
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Charged with Poc,,ct-I'ickiur

fuf"rd Randolph. colorcd. was ar
rested yesterday by Detectives Wilt
shirc ana Duffy on charge Of steal
lh& S"'u from the person of Mary
ROSS. an aged negro woman. The man
Is said 10 have used q knife in ripping
open the pocket 81 the woman and
stealing tn" money. He will lie ar
raiGncd in the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Dcnf md Dumb wnmnn Di.nu.,cnr,

Report was made to the police YES
t"rday OF tho disappearance of Mrs
Frcda Graudi. 26ll West Cary street
Sh" is said TO have disappeared from
her home Monday. According to the
information furnished the police, she is
about hfty-tivc years OF age and is
deaf and dumb No trace of her had
been discovered up TO an early hour
to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Wilson Won't go 10 BOSTON.

WASHINGTDN. OCtObor 5.-Presidcnt
Wilson to-day declined an invitation
extended by Representative Gaiiivau.
of massachusetts, to attend one OF the
world series baseball games in Boston.
The President already has promised to
throw out ;h,- nrst bah in Saturday v g
game at Fhiiadclphia. hut hc thinks
he should LU' go as far away from
WaShinctOr as boston at this time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
BLUE AND GRAY FUTURE
ON GRIDlRON Is BRIGHT
Georgetown Confident of Victory Over
North CnrOlinn. In Washing
ton October 1G.

WASHINGTON. n. C.. October -
Now that Georgetown has defeated the
Navy. all preparations arc under way
fer victory over Carolina. The Tar
heels arc being coached by Logan Cum
niuEham, who gave Princeton two
championship clcvcns. and they will
come here on October 16 confident of
winning from the Blue and Gray. How
ever, they will find themselves face TO
face will. one of the strongest teams
IL tho Ea st.
Coach EXcndine, the old Carlisle star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

show tn" weaker spots to a great ad-
Nantag"
y valuable addition TO the hackfc!d
was mad" yesterday, when Mac" Pitt
donncd his uniform FOR the first time
TINS year. IL" has fully recovered from
4 recent attack of fever and seems
eager to get into real work: However.
II VIII 10 at least a week before he
VIII he able TO participate in tn"
SCrimmagcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

OF the Erandstand or behind a fence
to he erected in right field
president i.annin expressed the be-
lief that few. II any. &c the thousands
OF persons who have applied for re
served seats would be disappointed.
y few applications for large orders
OF seats We're pared down in order to
accommodate applications for smaller
allotmentS, ana some w-r. refused be-
cause OF Indications that they were
intended Tor sncCulnuNc nUrpOscs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
WINS KENTUCKY FUTUR|7Y
MASSACHUSETTS TROTTER
WINS PURSE OF $4,000
&. X. 6. BilIings's William Fails 10
Lower His Mark on Grand
CiYcuit.
ISpecial to Tho T,,,o.D,.n,,.,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
LENINGTON. KY, October 5.-Mary
Putmey, owned by Chaunccy H. Sears,
81 n rmm .nE i, Mass; won the $4,000
trotters. the feature of the grand cir
cut program to-day, in straight heats
and broke the worlds record for three
%GIr-oid hilieS by going the second
Francis Mendocia flly was not fully
extended. Humfast and Colorado
RanSe finished second and third. re-
spectively, In each heat.
William worlds champion PAGER
failed to lower his mark Of 1859 - 10
wagon. making the mile in 1883 "a.
us irhc,ionm time was: % IA.
VIII make another effort on Friday
Peter BnIikcn Contender.
In the nrst heat of tho 2:l3 trot
Governor Mason. OF tho pole, managed
in the stretch. In the second GOV.
ernor Mason got away in front again.
but Peter Billikcn overhauled him AT
the head OF III" stretch. Governor Ma
son dropping back 70 NTH place. The
led practically all the way In the
fourth Governor Mason came back
strong. with Audrey Gray second and
Ictcr Biliikcn in fourth place The
nth was easy for Governor Mason.
In the 2:Vi pace Cox laid back with
Earl; Jr., allowing r. H. Brett and
single . TO lead we'll into the stretch
m Hnrd d ne shook up Earl; Jr.; who. in a
length The pace was fairly fast
Grady was fined 500 for pulling on,
at the upper turn and allowing single
.. TO come through on the pole Savoy
II went over until Tomorrow. sum
maries:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
Men of ABILITY.

The s!owncss OF the hackG"ld on
saturday in setting away with the
SNAP 81 The ban caused plays t" b"
hacktiell is not as fast rs IN" ON" Of
last year. there * ono rcdccming fca-
turc-all are now men. and They pos
S"S" great amount of natural abil-
itE, ANA with the tutclagc Of Dob
son. they can hc developed into n for
mdahlo secondary defense
Fhc showing OF tho mon in the line
causes satisfaction To reign supreme
in SpiGcrd"m. The stoucwnn defense
Is hos, "yiGcnr"d by the fact tina, tho
!ichmoud Blues mad" only Quo FIRST
down. against tn" spiders. With this
Nn". though the hHckncid be slow. il
viii materially aid them in working
into the openings
TO r"ctify tn" errors Of omission
ard commission in tho Blues game.
Coach bohSon has SGT about his tasl;
along lincs that arc certain Of pro-
"U'lnE IN" hest results. Preceding the
usual %,rimmnpc Yesterday with -
hEckh"Hru l"Ctur" for thirty minutes
on INC nays used against tho Blues.
he pointed out tn" faults in executing
/ mes" plays. Following this lecture
/ IN" ply We're used I'm tho scrimmasc
Win decided Improvement
/ Tho SCrimuagc tina, the mon wcr.
put through lasted well into the ni.hi
ana on IN, whole was exceedingly list
less Gu" no doubt to - great cy,cu, Ia
+ IN" heat but II the spiders cxpccta :
] lions Of winning tho chamnionshin ms
wear are realized. their systems ,nIIst
/ he inoculat"d with "pcp" and ag.,rcs-
! ing. ~
Notwithstanding tho .ndispvtablc
r"rfcctions in Coach pohSon's team.
ihos" viii hc greatly overcome h,.
SATURDAY.. and especially after nc
came agnlnst virginia, which Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
SPIDERS TO FACE VARSITY.
COACH DOBSON PREPARES
FOR SATURDAYS BATTLE
Members of Richmond College Suund
tiNrn Rlnrhhoard Lecture
SnturhnN'N MiSnInNS.

/ Following their victory on last sat
nrday over the Richmond Blues, the
Spiders aye working hard for the game
against the conquerors Of Yale on
Lambeth field, in Charlottesville, this
week
While a victory over Virginia is
possible. tho authorizations Of the Spi-
dcrs nav" not reached that plane: but
they Will cndeavor To make a showing
against their heavier opponents. the
equal OF the teams in the spiders
class that play Virginia this year
The gam" on last Saturday did not
come up I" the standard OF the con-
tests in previous years between these
NV" teams. nevertheless il served its
rCrposr to give Coach pobSon an IcX-
c"lient line on tn" men; and ii was
especially noliccahl" that the backhcld
needed polishing up The men that
formed the secondary defense on Sat
rrday were all Inexperienced. and Dob
son faces proposition OF serious mo-
mcnt To develop a haCkncld that will
com" up To the par Of the ON" OF last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
RAIN DELAYS SEASONS END
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
POSTPONE DOUBLE BILL
TWO Games with BROOKLYN Expected
tn 1t Played on In phiin-
dolphin To-day.

PHILADELPHIA. October 5.--Thc
Philadelphia National League cham
pions had hoped 10 close the regular
season here to-day with :, couble- head
er with the Brooklyn team. but rain
caused postponcmcnt. The games
viii be- played tomorrow. and II il
expected every man eligible 10 nartici-
pate in the worlds series, beginning
Friday with the Boston Rcd Son. Will
participate.
With the regular schedule out ~ tho
way. the i'niiIiea wiii devote Thurs
day 10 preparing for the big games.
baseball fans looking ahead for
SOM, indication of the atmoSph eric
conditions for the worlds series, learn
ed from the Weather Bureau to da Y
that cooler weather is due tomorrow
and Thursday, with possibly rain on
Friday OF Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

Their, viii he no trouble between
the phillicS and Red Con over a place
Tor the visiting club to practic" prior
10 the worlds series. such as occurred
between Managers StallinGS and Mack
last year While i'm New York, ycSter-
day, Manager Pat Moran had talk
wlth iilil tarrlgan. manager OF the
SoN, and offered the use q. the PhiliicS
park to Boston for practice AT any
time IN" team came to Philadelphia.
The Rcd SoX expect to arrive here
to-morrOH night, If they arrange for
a cancellation of the final gam" in
New York. Otherwise. they Will he
unable 10 practice on any field in this
city.
Carrigan told Moran that both he
and his players would lie plcascu to
practice OF tho Phillies field if they
arrived ia Philadelphia in time. but
That they had no thought of asking
tn" privilege, for they had expected to
put in the final days tuning up at
Shibc Park, the home of tn" Philadel-
phia Athletics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Hnsi"n- New York CrninD.
Hr"uh!!n Philadelphia (rnin).


=. lFNF' INF.1 TINN TO-DAY.
NtW York at Boston.
-" other games s"hcdulcdD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
May Call or Gumcs.

Prospects for the PhIlics finishing
up their schedule tomorrow were any
weather forecastcr held out little hope
for clear day tomorrow. If rain
again intcrfcreS, IT was officially stated
that the games would be called off in
order TO give Moran's men at least one
day OF rest before clashing with the
Boston Americans for premier baseball
honors.
Manager Moran held IL secret confer
cncc with his men during the after
noon. and ii was said that he impaired
to them whatever knowledge he gained
OF the Red Sox in viewing their play
at New York yesterday.
Applicants for tickets to the games
to he played in this city will not know
until Thursday whether they are for
tunato enough to secure tn" coveted
seats The management Of the club
announced Tonight that notices would
he sent out by mail on Wednesday
night TO those to whom tickets have
been allotted. stating how they can he
obtained. Thousands, however, are
doomed 10 disappointment, because the
applications exceed the seating
pacity Of the park tcn-fold or more
the tickets falling into the hands Of
SPECTATORS 1t was announced the APP
fore receiving their allotment.
VIII Attend with President.
Mayor BlankenburE to-day accepted
game of the series on Saturday. Three
seats in the private box of w f..
Raker, president Of the club. were
placed at his disposal: This box joins
Wilson, who also will he present at
Saturdays game. The Mayor received
ley. of Boston. TO come there on Tues
day and see the "ohscuucs" in the
| fourth game Of the series. which the
| Boston executive said would he the
The philadelphia baseball writer's to-
day selected Chandler r. Richter. OF
l Nnrtt IN En n 81 bfx.t. 0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
noston VIII Accommodate 10000.

BOSTON. October 5.-Thc world Sc
ries games to be played in this city on
next Monday and Tuesday probably
will be witnessed by $4,000 persons
President l.annin. OF the Boston Amer
leans, announced Tonight. Careful
checking up of the capacity OF Braves
Field he said. had shown that this
number could be cared for without in
convenience. About 500 persons will
bo allowed to stand, either in the rear
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