Arizona republican., 1916-10-04
WORLD SERIES STARTS OCTOBER {
MGRAv, DISGUSTEO, SAYS PERn|TT LAID DOWN
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NEW YORK. Oct. 3-The Boston American league club and the Brook lyn Nationals, will meet in the 1916 worlds series, the opening game of Vaich will be played on Braves fled at Boston next Saturday, October (. The teams will remain in Boston over Sunday and play the second game of the series there on Monday, October 9, after which they will return to Brooklyn for two games at Ebbetts field on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc- tober 10 and II. The fifth and sixth games. if necessary, will be played on Thursday, october l2 and Friday, Oc- tober 13. at Boston and Brooklyn. Should seventh game be necessary, the location of the contest will be decided by the toss of a coin.
 All these details were arranged by the National baseball commi ssion this afternoon but the pennant winner in the National league was not known at that time. and the same dates that applied to Brooklyn also applied tO the Philadelphia Nation; Is. Before nightfail however tho victory of Brooklyn over New York and the double defeat administered 70 the Phillies bv Boston. clinched the pen nant for the Brooklyn players.
 Originally il was intended to hold the national commission conference here today, but later il was decided 10 defer it until tomor' oW. President John K Tener of the National league and Chairman Garry Hermann of the commission. arrived in this city last night. but President B. B. John son of the American league was not expected until tomorrow
 WhaY l,a rl.s ', ing. there was a hurried consultation ct which it was decided to hold tn meeting as originally scheduled. Pres- ! idents C. IT, Fbf etts of the Brooklyn club. ". F, Baker of the Philadelphia club of the National league Whost teams were still fighting for the pen 1 nant. ard President J. ]. Iannin o 1 the Boston Americans. Were huTriedll l summoned and the commission wen l into session shortly before room. | President Lannin suggested that th' ] series be Orened at the park of tn Boston Nationals where the Americ1' 1 leaguers will stage all their honl games. owing to its immense seatini capacity, instead of deciding the plac of the initial games by the custonar toss of a coin This plan was adODte in view of the fact that both Brook lyn and Philadelphia clubs would re quire several days in which to insta' | additional sea.s and boxes to accom- | mOdate tte large crowd.
 President Baker proposed that th series begin Monday. October Q hu this was vetoed tv the commis sion 9 being an unnecessary delay as was ? suggestion that the play start Frida'
 October (. or the grounds that in
 National league winner required q da
 or two to rest before being flurg int
 the worlds series against the Fosto
 who cltrched their league pennant tW
 days ago.
 The commission also dismissed tF
 proposal to alternate the games bC tween the contending cities. Tue $,
 lection of umpircs was delay~d Un-
 after the outcome of the Nation; . league race was definitely known. is probable that the two American ar two National league arbiters, who wi work in the series for fee of s1. .c' , each, will be named tomorrow. J. c. Taylor Spjnk of st Louis. "
 named as the official scorer for q National commission and the Rasnhe Writers association chapters of BO . ton and Brooklyn were given the rig to name one member in each cit,- { home city. The visiting scorer " not act in an official capacity wht = away from home.
 After naming the list of eligit players of the three clubs and a nouncing that the commission VOL l meet for further business at D. T T i in Boston Friday October S, the co ference adjourned to attend tho gar
 in which Brooklyn captured the N
 tiOnal league pennant after one of (
 closest and most exciting contests
 the history of the senior league.
 Empires Announced
 The umpires were announced tof.' gt . as follows:
 American League-Dineen and Col
 molly.
 National League-O'Day and Quil
 ley.