Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-04
First Game to BE Played
ON Braves Field Next
Saturday.
MAY PLAY FRIDAY, 13
Dincen, Connolly, O'Day
and Quigley Will Han
die Indicators,

NJ EW YORK. oct 3.-The Boston
~ American league club and the
Brooklyn Nationals will meet in the
1916 worlds series. the opening game
of which will be played on Braves
field at Boston next Saturday, October
l. The teams will remain in Boston
over Sunday and play the second
game OF the series there on Monday,
October 9. weather permitting, after
which they will return to Brooklyn
for two games at Ebbett's field on
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 10
and II. The fifth and sixth games II
necessary will be played on Thursday,
October 10, and Friday, October 13,
at Boston and Brooklyn respectively.
Should a seventh game be necessary
to decide the series the location of
the contest will be decided by the toss
Of coin as In past years.
Details Arranged.
All these details were arranged at
a meeting of the National baseball
commission In this city this afternoon,
but the pennant winner In the Nation
al league was not known at the time
the commission adjourned and the
Nsihit hpbfo Aii'iA iPlllFl " lilObh ~ II
also applied to the Philadelphia Ma
tionals
President IAnnln OF the Boston
Americans suggested that the series
he opened at the park of the Boston
Nationals where the American leag-
uers will stage all of their games, ow-
ing to its immense seating capacity,
instead Of deciding the place OF the
Initial games by the customary toss of
a coin. This plan was adopted in
view OF the fact that both the Brook
lyn and Philadelphia clubs would re-
quire several days in which to install
additional seats and boxes TO accom-
modate the large crowds that will at
tend the seriees.
VIII Score Contest.
]. G.. Taylorspink of st. Louis was
named as the official scorer for the
national comission and the Baseball
Writer'S association chapters of Ros-
ton and Brooklyn were given the
right to nominate one member in each
city to act as second official scorers
in his home city.
The national commission. Its bus-
ness representatives, umpires. official
scorers and respective owners OF the
competing clubs will hold a preliml-
nary meeting in Boston Friday for
special instructions to officials and
club owners.
The prices OF admission follow: Al
Boston, box seats. s5; grandstand, re-
served, SO; first base pavilion, re-
served, s2 third base pavilion, 81:
bleachers. 80 cents.
At Brooklyn, boxes. s5: grand
stand, upper and lower sections 50
ard So. according to location; pa
vilion, 50; bleachers, 81.
Those who May Play.
The commission annJRced the
eligible players as follows:
Boston Americans-W. #. Carri-
gan, manager; Agnew, Barry. Cady,
Foster. Gamer Gardner, Henricksen,
Hoblitzel Hooper, Janvrin, Jones,
Leonard Lewis Mays, McNally Ruth,
Scott, shore shorten, Thomas, Wag-
ner. Walker. Walsh and Wyckoff
Brooklyn Nationals-W. Robinson,
manager; Appl ton, Cutshaw,
Coomhs, Cehney, Daubert. Dell, Getz,
Johnston. Miller, Mails, Myers Merkle,
MarqLard. Meyers, Mowrey, Olson,
O'Mara. Pfeffer, Rucker, smith, STEM
gel, Wheat.
The umpires We're announced to-
night as follows:
American league-Dineen and Con-
molly: National league-O'Day and
Qrigley.