The Washington times., 1916-05-11
Probable Line-Ups.
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.
Game at $3.50 o'clock.


Baseball prices In Warrington are to
bSllowsred beginning today,
Hereafter all box seats will be u.
They will be reserved. All grandstand
seats will be Is cents. and they will not
b reserved.
Pavilion and bieacher seats remain
TIE Same, 20 cents and Is cents. without
reservation.
srandstsnd seats have been reserved at
u ench. Box seats were $125.
Hereafter 81 will be the highest price
charged for any seat at the Georgia
Eve ball ozark on any ses asy w dnrp Ss
4srerved only on holidays and opening
many reservations as are demanded.
Other grandstand seats will be 70 cents.
q committee OF the washington club
late last night. were announced today
b.. Manager Griffith. and are immedi-
HAly effective.
change has been made in the ar
ghaldings. Hereafter. as many tickets
SSsdesired for any part Of the stand
Will be on sale. thus doing away with
%ach of the .DS'ns.s.ioGG v at g esorsis
large crowd attends the game.
.-Washington fans have demanded
) lowered prices for several years. This
spring they took hope when infSTmed
land had been lowered. but the wash
ington club at that time made no
align OF following suit. The an
neunesmsnt Of the change han here came
talking of nothing else.
When the new price list. similar to the
one adopted here today, was announced
IN Cleveland, Forest City fans went into
d.. -.
planned Of the shifting tactics Of the
cleveland club In reserving different
Numbers OF seats at League Park. The
tewer rigid style of selling tickets at
lower price has proved entirely satis-
Factory. with the Indians playing
championship ball. the park has been
Sled to its capacity several times this
Season. One Sunday 5000 were turned
ss.This action on the part Of the Wash
fngton club" announced Manager Grif-
nth today. came only after several
days of discussion. I have been for It,
having found out how popular the same
action was in Cleveland. but couldn't
out considerable argument;
II feel sure that the Washington pub
Lie will be glad to have the prices low
cred. These new prices Will be In order.
too, no matter whether my ball team is
IN hrst place or last. There win be
schedule.
-"Ony box seats will be reserved
daity. except on the opening day and
holidays. The dollar price takes the
place Of the Old reserve, price OF SIPS.
ON opening days and holidays as many
seats In the stand will be reserved at
u each as the public demands.
but on every other day of the sea-
son rs cents, will give fan a seat In the
fksnt row. hrst come. first served. We
shall play no favorites.'
Emilio Palmero, the Cuban south
paw, 10 booked for a release to the
minors by Johnny McGraw. having fati-
ed to show enough class to hold or
with a major league ball club. II Bill
McTigue had not been sent TO Toronto
Palermo might have landed berth with
Joe Birmingham's club, but the Tigers
deal killed that. Now It Is thought thai
RaIermo may go TO Newark, where
Horace Milan Is playing.
Frank McKenry, the Reds pitcher
hss been released by Buck Herzog tc
Birmingham. in the Southern Associa.
ten. He was obtained from Victoria. In
Oh Northwestern League, last year, and
looked good before the 1915 season end.
ed: This spring. though. he has beer
ineffective.
Walter johnson may open the series
with the Detroit Tigers here Saturday
The Old Fox wants to gain something al
the expense of the Jungaleers, and fol-
that reason will use his best pitchers
against those murderous batsmen.