New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-05
New York Clubs Clash
for First Time for High
est Honors in Baseball

'cortiuso fror p2se one
long lines extending from the bleacher
entrance n 18TH Street, blanaeted men
stalked vestlessly about the ne eh Dor
mood trying 10 keep warm. 4. midnight
the b,eacher Inc numbered more than
1000 ana thar hour saw the arrival Of
other hundreds VINO declared they haG
merely ,isen carly so g not 10 m
the game.
4 cold WIND blew across oven spsces
from the west and even overcoateG men
huddled I'D Is they held places in the
surglng throrr. Vendors or hot coffee
and dog drove 3 thriving trade. Is
also did mysterious persons apparently
unercumherel WIN merchandise. who
succeeded n e.ecrri.y.ng chilly souls
with { whi spered wore. swiftly fol-
lowed b. eareliag sound and The pay
Elent q IS cents.
Boys Out for Night
Hundreds q boys living in the vein
ify rever saw bed last night. Police
Ca7.zin Day q re West 1925 Stree,
station. IN charge of police regulations.
repeatedly ordered lis mau 20 chase
chose Kids home i was useless or
Ger. 10 sooner were the BOYS driven
away from one spot than they reap
peared IN another, reinforced. There
were hundreds Of youngsters in the
raob and they were ID Tor the night.
holding high reyel. Scores q boys ap-
peared dragging ere cases, drygoods
boxes and similar .rpedinlente. which
they disposed q . men IN the bleacher
crowds as seats, charging 80 cents
Most Of the all-a.snt enthusiasts
came provided with food and drink.
Many earned ;ae1mos bottles in one
overcoat pocAe- and sandwiches in The
other. Thermos bottles contained nc:
coffee IN some Instances. WHAT others
contained IS problema.ical. bur il Was
observed that certain thermos bottles
were Infinitely more popular than
others. "Hot-dog' men, pop peddiers,
Old women with baskets Of douChnuts.
al sorts q peoclers selling banners
bearing the names o. the opposing
teams combined to create al unusual
scene.
Soon after midnieh. n autorn ob:le
loaded with blankets made It's appear
arce. Il the drivers seal was er ex-
soldier IN par. Uniform. Re rented the
blankets g. 80 cents. Nearly everything
WIS 80 cents. Ten minutes after lie ap-
peared the soldier had disposed Of fifty
blankets on the rental plan Wner
asked Row ne expected 10 get Them ali
back. he reto-tea tina, they were EFT his
blankets anyhow Re said he mad Dor
rowed them for : few hours Som
oianketec men were scuattiag under
every wall and fence out OF tha WIND
Il was hard 10 EEL them from. tres
stumps except 70. the glowing ends ot
cigarettes
From 20 o'c.ock CT automobile early
blras found parking space with in
creasing difficulty. Hundreds Of ma
CHIMES were lined U a.. round the
grounds, thelT curtains drawn Inside
t.anke.ed s.eeqers awaited the dawn
Crowd Is ORDERLY
One Limousine party set up s7ir..
stove ana friend ham and eggs 70 the
lntease delight a Q juvenile gallery.
Among the automobilists were arrivals
from ali parts Of the state Less than
q oozea pat-o.ulsn handled the all
n'ght crowd. Four additional patrol
rsen were sent from eac. Harlem Sta
ton al daylight.
The first man in the long bleacher
line was Charles Martin Kiers.. an en-
thus .2silc Giant rooter from Auburn.
r. : ne was accom- panied from Au-
orrn yesterday before noon By Joseph
JSKolc, ~ equally enthusiastic Yankee
man. They 5oiled each other through
CIT nc = ght &c the entertainment Of
the crowd. Leslie Carpenter. a nlgh
school boy AID Clan; rootcr. was second
~ the lsnc- lie beat jakoud to the
place. Jakou6 stood third Klers, and
Jakone were offered SO for tnelr places
repeatedly Nc. al me wealth Of the
Indies would have hudged either man.
ttrhars newer before n the history
Of New York. no. even II The hectsr
Gays Of Inc zenith r. Inc World War.
WIS New OK taxed with such t. hous-
INK problem a. coutronts II today. Al
cay Yesterday aid ali las. night tired
and worried hotel clerks were tnrninr
~ lp1s applicants away. The hotels
were crowded and many of them tad
even usnrpea tbs Railways Tor dornsi-
TORIES
Every baseball notable. every per
enH,ai faa was established somewhere
"a Ne~ 1o.A ere yesterdays shutdown