Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-30
ALL SET FOR BIG CONFLICT

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 Cincinnati O.. Sept. .2s.-With every available seat and every available space for standing room in the en- closure of Zealand Field. supposed to acommodaIe a3.600s baseball enthusi- asts- assigned or sold. everything ap- pears to be in readiness tonight for the opening gae of. the worlds cham Pfonship paSepaH series of 1919 Wed
 Never before in the history of this city have such scenes been enacted as were visible today in the hotels The desks of the hostelries were packed . three deep with visitors trying to ob- tain sleeping accommodations, and these Tee being added to as every { incoming train arrived. Never before has Cincinnati been called upon to handle such an enormous crowd and, it is safe to say that never before has she been the host to as many men prominently nationally in their vari- ous walks of life.
 One of the first special trains to ar rive came from New York and brought seventy five of the newspa- per correspondents Among the actor folk to be on the scene early are George NJ Conan and Roscoe Arpuckie and Charles Ray. of moving picture fame
 Another special train brought 15o Pittsburgh business men.
 Among the baseball men who were | ton of the New York Americans; President William veeck. of the Chi cagu NaHonals. hd Les Constans. of Pittsburgh, business manager of the world series for the National League. The railroads announced that spe- cisl containing 100 oil men from Texas would arrive here early tomorrow morning
 President August Hermann of the Cincinnati team announced early in the afternoon that every available re- served seat had either been sold or assigned for sale. while later in the afternoon the long line that had been maintained all day at the ball park, purchasing pavilion, bleacher seats and standing room was told that the 11.50e seats available there had been taken This ended the last hope of rhe thousands of fans who had been working for three days for anything from 3 single ticket to an allotment of for
 Federal officers began a systematic canvass Of the sale of tickets today made on all tickets which leave the regular box offices and that every ef- fot will be made to uncover net only the unlicensed professional but also The tenn porary scalper. if unlicensed.
 Mayor John Calvin and the safety director today issIed vehicle parking rules that will apply to all streets in rhe downtown section as well s those the Nfc1niIT or the Ddli PdAA udi III The series IL absolutely forbids the marking cf vehicles of any kind within radius of two blocks in any direction of Fountain Square and bars the nu- merous machines that have been so Iicitin- passengers for the Latonia race track from operating north Of Tnlrd street
 At the same time the safety direc- tor gave his assignments to the po- lice depa rtn1enr relative to handling the crowds The Cincinnoti detective force will be augmented to an appre- ciabIe extent by mem bers of the forces from other cities. who nave beer esoeciaT7-- assigned here.
 AS for the bsIl- players. they were li-tIe in evidence. The Chicago White Sox are due 10 arrive here to- morning The Reds were giv- z- short morning practice. While m he afternoon the teams in a body Vis- tied the Latonia race track
 Tomorrow the White Sox will have Zealand Field themselves during l -be. forenoon while the Reds will prac- ice during the afternoon
 Al Zealand Field nothing remains to | ,e done. The new bleachers in left i 5eld have been comDlete ed as has the i ,ress stand on ton of the gra randstand | The for--f7ve wires that will be ne | ~esszrx 10 flash the news of the se- | -ies r0 all parts of the country have -eer installed in the press boxes, ana insofar as arrangements go they all are noE ready for the word Play 1