Evening star., 1925-09-29
SERIES SEAT SALE
OPENS TOMORROW
Continues at Base Ball Sta
dunn for Three Days-Cards
Mailed Applicants.

Storm warnings were Ayins NJ Clark
Griffth Stadium today in prepara tior
for the cyclone Of humanity that will
surge around the dininutive booths nf
the old hall park tomorrow in frantic
search of coveted tickets to the three
games OF the world series that are to
be PLAYED in Washington.
With the pennant securely nailed to
the home mast once more, the burden
of hard labor out Georgia avenue way
has been abruptly shifted from the
broad shoulders of the pla yers TO the
less hardened hacks OF the clerical
force. whose duty it now becomes to
give everybody in the United States
who has reached an eleventh-hour de
sire TO see the hase ball classic at leas,
breathing room in the park.
Sale Begins at IN:30.
The thousa nds Of thoughtful ones
who prorhetically mailed their re-
quests for seats back in August, when
Connie Mack's performing elephants
were Joyously racing around in the
first ring of the base hall circus. have
now received their invitations to come
out 70 the stadium tomorrow morning
and receive THEN tickets 10 the world
series
The booths will open at 1880 O'Clock
and remain open until around supper
time. Ticket sellers also will he on
the ioh at the same hours THURSDAY
and Friday. by which time II Is eX-
pected all advance sales will he COM
pleted. In view Of the fact that the
club officials have given the people
three days in which to obtain their
cards. an earnest appeal was issued
by Edward r. Eynon. secretary Of the
Washington base ball club. for the
crowds 10 take their time and not all
rush to the park the same day.
Must Go to Right Window.
Practically the same system used
last year will he in force tomorrow.
Those who have received cards will
find in the upper righthand corner
number. This number will guide
them to the proper booth. Tickets
will be issued only at booths desis
mated on these cards. and 1t will he
necessary for those having such cards
70 make sure they are AT the right
window. or they may find they have
waited In the wrong line for a half
hour or so.
Mr.. Eynon and his assistants have
been working day and night in prepa-
ration for the ordeal they must face
tomorrow He worked practically all
Of SUNDAY night. and after getting to
bed after II o'clock last night. was
back at his desk in the clubhouse Al
: o'clock this morning. He had not
eaten breakfast at 9 O'Clock. and Clark
Griffth fairly threw him out of his
office before the hard working secre-
tary would run downtown for cup
of coffee.
Protests Are Fruitiess.
Upon returning an hour later he
found a line of several score persons
clsmorins TO see him. Most We're dis
Eruntled fans who had made early
requests for seats. been dissatisfied
with the ones that had been allotted
them and were ready to demand some
thing better.
In each instance. however. Mr.
Eynon has been obliged To inform mis-
callers that the club had honored re-
quests for seats exactly in the order
of their receipt and that nothing
could he done al this time.
In the meantime. the SCARED old
battle ground around the Erandsrands
resounded to new echoes today. II
was the incessant pounding Of ham
mers, the raspinE OF 50 We and the
shouted orders of men in overalls. as
corps of workers prepared the park
for the extra thousands who must he
taken care of. The temporary STANDS
that are to adorr the outfeld are be-
ing raised during the teams visit to
Boston.