New-York tribune., 1919-10-01

no casualties were reported. The
expert who handles the local china
statement that there will be ~ ram
The Sox promptly intrenched at th'
hotel Sinton and went on recon-
NOTHING expedition to Redland field
where Joe jackson made rough es-
innate of the altitude of the barriers
with a view to hosting at least one
over them. The players are said to
ave made minute study of the lights
I'd shadows of the strange ball yard.
'lso they picked the spots that would
e out O. range in the event Of a pop
aottle bombardment
Eddie Cicottc, the White Sox shine
ball artist, who Will figure prominently
IN to-morrow's proceedings, dazzled
the ranbows with his sartoria get-up.
Erward wore a pearl gray Stetson, a
PINK shirt of a most delicate shade, a
pearl-gray street costume, with pearl
gray spas to match Edward was a
point OF interest in more ways than
the sar rial.
tirst tame Important
If Edward is what Edward has been
and should be tomorrow he will bo
inc cause Of great mental anguish and
gloom in this Teutonically morbid
community tomorrow night For
Edward f;f,' VII start the game for the
White Sox tomorrow, and that first
game and score thereof will give more
tnen faint line on what may be ex
pected for the entire series.
VINO may start for the Reds is still
4 strategic secret closely guarded by
Fat Moran 1t might be Slim SaIlee
eX-Giant. and it might be Ray Fisher
nccordirg to those who claim telepathic
connections with the mind of Patrick.
1en again it might be Ring or
fs~cther Patrick has as many pitch
efs as the old woman who lived in the
sAoe had children.
%ade 6y Garry Hermann, owner of
the Reds, the part. Will hold 81 900. The
,e02- pts per game will be somewhat
srer $4,000. Consequently. if the
les should 60 the fun nine games
Wllch IL not likely, it Will draw III the
ne ghborhood of a cool million. The
plaNers on the winning team viii
tner something like $4,000 apiece.
vnile the losers will nave about 3.4o0
There is no betting visible to the
akef eye. Money is coy. The first
games were sold out long since. and
There IS hustling OF bills in the Office
OF Garry Hermann as they bale un
tire reoepts. But when the native Gin
clnnafiaa declares that the Reds will
WIN he clutches his bankroll convul-
slveiy ani drops a few fishhooks into
tie pockets that are already protected
q r.. \ E l,, il
Patrick Moran has become bit
peeVsn "ver the fact that the d,sin-
rested spectators, who are slcepinr
~ tiers at the local hotels. seem to
sevor tn White Sox to breeze right
along through the series.
Taking Reds Too Lioa&lS'
"They are taking TIE Reds too light
ly, declared Patrick to the New York
delegation. You fellows saw the Reds
come back and beat the Giants right
out Of pennant Any team that can
60 that viii fight. Pm saying moth
ire. but they are counting the Eeds
oar whole lot too fast
rms IS a whole lot for Patrick to
.ler a. one time. Out OF the ball park
4tt'ck is about as loquacious a Henry
or1 az OUT Of the factory. With all
t.e ostensible confidence in the dope
.let points to the SoX, not q few Of
tee experts are worrying. Always
taere is the memory OF the Boston
BraVes, who crashed through Il wor d's
series when they had IS much license
thing with what he has at present All
Of the experts are in bad standing in
this community anyhow.
The expansion Of Redland Field has
been completed. and it was expanded
considerably. There are more box
seats than there arc at the Polo
Grounds, for they are to be sitting
forty-nine TO the box The players
benches have been shifted to within
AIMS length Of the home plate aud
tne visitors VIII be within easy range
while Squire Etbcts claimed the
Hroadest seat of baseball Garry Herr
mann is content with The distinction Of
having tho nerrowcst
Cal NcNe who used 20 catch for
the Cincinnati Reds back in 1869. when
thc backstops worked with bare
}nuekeS, - here to look over his sue
cassors. Cal is one OF the oldest sur
:ivors Of the national pastime He
came all the way from San Francisco
= give out Impressions of the game
in is present effcte stage.
Charley Herxcg on Hand
Charles Lincoln Herzog. former man
eErt OF me kcQS, is spending the 5000
Thlch he figures X corning TO MIN as
hls ehare Of tho third place money won
rF inc Lpbs 90 watch the series
O. ncNey and Ter>og had planned
- hold e meeting Of tie former mana
GERS OF the Reds, but the pgoicc vas
apardo"cd after much discussion
Iterc IS 10 inciosurc IN the city that
"ouIi accommodate all of ~he men who
Aa.e mAua4ed thc Reds
The W.ite Sox drew quite a crowd
o. spectators after their arrival. The
local papers point with pride to the
tact '1a' mn visitors are intact At the
preseEt 'efiting, and TO the additional
fact tha. they were permitted 10 look
into ne ball park without paying ad-
IN Ission. This is offered in evidence
2 - the tosptalty of The place.
foung I'D Gleason. OF course, radi-
a'of coafdcg 90 the belief that inc
VI fe sor rru'i skim through the
sci This confidence IS held here
= io .etrone.y bad taste T. map
he sli r.G.t Tor cae 10 ae cou0Gent.
b. 'ne popular belief j. that H. should
~ silent confidence. Confidence in the
Reds - not out Of order, bas it ls
scarce.
Iae costume Of Eddie Cicotte was
WaEl NC cEDIEc CAMEO