New Britain herald., 1919-09-23
PLANS FOR SERIES
 SATISFY COMISkEY
White SOx Magnate Not Concerned About Where Games Start


 &nado at the meeting of the National Baseball commission in Cincinnati yesterday, are highly satisfactory to Charles A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago Americans.
 Playing two games in Cincinnati, end then coming here for three is all Tight so far as I am concerned" |" President Comiskey said. If we had won the toss for the opening games t would nave bee all the same to De. It makes little difference where he series starts"
 Approximately 2C,000 applications or worlds series tickets have piled lp at the White Sox park and must be returned to the senders, as the reserved and box seats have been |old. There has been the usual pro- est from disappc inted applicants in he method Of awarding the tickets, put officials explained there was no bther course to pursue.
 The pennant race in the American eague cannot be settled before We'd hesday as neither Chicago nor Cleve- ad plays until that day. Chicago oas five games remaining. The per- Fentage figures show that if the White Sox win one CT Cleveland loses bne Chicago will win the pennant. If Chicago loses all five of it's games, and Cleveland wins four the flag will go to Cleveland.
 Eligible Players Are Named.
 It was announced that twenty hree players on each club are eligi- ble for the series. They follow:
 Chicago-E. Ccotte, E. Collins J. Rollins, Urban Faber, o. Felsch C. k. Gandil, Joseph Jenkins, Joseph Jackson, William James, Richard Kerr, Harry Leibold, Grover Low lernlilk, Byrd Lynn, Harvey McClel- an, Fred McMullin, J. E. Mayer, Eddie Murphy, Charles A. Risberg, Ray Schalk, J. J. Sullivan, George Weaver. R. H. Wilkinson and Claude Williams.
 Cincinrati-Nick Allen, R. N. Bressler, Jacob DaLbert, l.. B. Dun- Fan, Ray Fisher, H. O. Eller. Edward 7. Gerner, Henry Groh, William L.. Sopf, Adolpho I-uqUe, s, w. Magee, A. R. Mitchell, A. Earle Neale, Will jam A. Rariden, Morris Rath, Jam es Ring, Ed Rousch, w. H. Ruetner, H. '. Sallee, Charles H. See, Henry schreib ar, James L. Smith and Ivy B. Wingo.
 J. c. Taylor Spink of St. Louis will represent the national commits Bion as official scorer, while Joseph M. McCready secretary of the Baso- & ball Writers Association of America, will represent that organization HThese two officials i'll work in both Eities and will be assisted by one member of the local chapter of the writers association in each of the fontesting cities.
 Revert to Pre- War Prices.
 The commission voted itself 1900 ickets for distributi on between the major and minor lea ague clubs of the country. Presidents Johnson and Ieydler drew from large box the first 100 envelopes containing re- quests for tickets for the games here. On account of the war las year many radical changes were made in the arrangement governing the worlds series between the Bos- ton Americans and the Chicago Ma Eionals. The National commission made a number of innovations to meet the wartime conditions, but de- olared at the time this was not to be permanent. One move was to cut prices to just double the regular prices charged during the season. HThis year, however, they have voted hL return 70 the old scale, the prices having been annor1.ced some time Bgo.
 Last year it was possible to pur- shasa box seats for the baseball clas-
 & s3, while the erandstand re- Be seats sold at $50. Pavilion seE8 &pHld be- purchased for s1, k> >loo r. 7. rhasakprices did not incasde the war tax s handed by tre government
 "TfB attacks on MT. Hermann at Ehis time arc inopportune," declared Azr. Johnson, asfter the meeting, in speakinga ofsae sta tement by Mr. Baker sagths ? h la defkaia Nationals, bat Tns aasn sheufd Resign from he eh4 4NRansJlip of the commission "He Aas given something like seven |teen* years to baseball, and to attack (l1trps a5 this time, when Iris .astsb has won<a championship, is ad insult to '', Mr. l,.s5e , ohngon iias Had no somraent n to make in regard to the action taken by certain club owners to. oust him frorn che American league, "When l the time comes for me to talk, I will do SOL MT. Johnson Said, "but until that time spave nothing to say. The books of. se0r league are always ready for inspection at any time" gsh
 It was arnounced that President Menocal of Cuba had wired that he was on his. way here to attend the serieA a
 Songs IoEssS Sorid's Series Fans.
 More tfan too, ,oo6 song sheet chiefly spesrodtes on s familiar. .airs written in&honor atht Reds, are, to be- distributed to the fAns ia Cincin natf gduring the forthcon1ir world series games and conmunitH singing