Arizona republican., 1919-10-01

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sep:. 3O.-At ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon one of the Tour umpries at Redland field will wave his hand, the Cincinnati Reds will take their playing positions, Lie bold or J. Collins Of the Chicago White SoN will enter the batter's box and the first of the great contests for Dasebalrs richest prize and highest honors will begin.
 Nothing but weather of the most un- favorable kind will delay the start and when play starts, the greatest throng that ever saw a ball game in Cincin- snau will be assembled Every seat al tho park has been sold for the first two games and all reserved seats for the first three games have been pur- chased
 Cincinnati hotels groaned today un- der the weight of baseball enthusiasm. They were the cdldron In which dia- mond discussion from the four corners of the country seethed. The majority of guests who registered at the prin- cipal hotels were prepared for incon- Veniences and they were actually sur prised when they found how thoroughly the managemcnts had laid their plans True, in some instances 15 men will find it necessary to sleep in one room but they will be in comfortable single beds. Some may have 10 sleep behind screens in reception rooms and halls but their beds will be put a step from a luxurious shower
 Use Bridal Suites and Benches
 Senator Warren G. Harding of OhiC was one of the more fortunate and has the entire bridal suite at one of tn, leading hotels. Barney Oldfield, tn, noted automobile racer and some o his party will occupy the bridal suit; at another hostlery, while President! Herrmaan and Coniskey both have en' gagged suites where they can receive their friends.
 Even ;he eXtremsly unfortunate wht can find no accommodations will havi police protection when they resort t' the park benches if such a thing be comes necessary.
 Tomorrow morning the fina details for the series will be arranged a t the national committee meeting The umpires will be assigned and tn managers of both teams and the um pires will be acquainted with tn ground rules.
 Use National League Rules
 While no official announcement ha been made relative to ground rules, is believed the National league rule will apply for the series. The field i entirely free from obstruction in righ field. while more than three quarter of center field IS free and a long hi To certain parts Of either of these ca possibly result in a home run.
 Betting on the series was notlceabl today for it's absence Several wager z of large amounts were offered. N takers were reported. Local fans ar Gemanding odds while Chicago sup porters are asking even money, and deadlock appears to exist.
 Both teams worked out at Redlan field today. the Reds taking a tur ia the morning and then allowing tn SoX to figure on the angles of the flelC ln the afternoon the White Sox wef allowed full practice in order 10 be come acquainted with the effect the suns rays at different times dur ing the afternoon.
 Collins Wants Sun Glasses
 John Collins, the Chicago uutfielde after finishing hls practice said:
 "I am goins over right now an make one purchase. That's a pair sun glasses They tell me your su field Is the fiercest ever and I belieS them
 As the train bearing the champion of the American league came puffir to halt in Grand Central depot tn morning. three mail clerks protrude their heads from their cars an shouted:
 "Hurrah for tEe White SoX." Tn; was the greeting at the station. b' more vociferous one met them !; they entered their hotel and they ha a hard time getting to the desk ar finally to their rooms.
 The special train carrying the Ch cago rooters. 900 strong is not due q | tomorrow. but Cleveland was repr' scnted by a full delegation and it W. this crowd that helped make the Whi Sox welcome at their hotel. IBoth Manager Gleason Of the Whi Sox and Manager Moran of the Red gave voice 10 their confidence tn their teams would be returned n only winners of the first game b of the entire series and both pa compliments 10 each other by statil t that they know that they had a fig on their hands.
 Showers fell tonight but the weath forecast for tomorrow was for a cieS bright day with moderate temperatui
 Both managers announced tho