J. C. Taylor-Spink, of St. Louis, was named as the official scorer for the national commission, and the Baseball Writers' Association chapters of Boston and Brooklyn were given the right to nominate one member in each city to act as second official scorer in his home city. The visiting scorer will not set in an official capacity. While a way from home, the commission will meet for further business at 5 P.M. in Boston on Friday, October the conference adjourned to attend the games in which Brooklyn captured the National League pennant after one of the closest and most exciting races in the history of the separate league. The commission announced the eligible players as follows:
Boston?W. L. C. Rrigin, manager; Agnew, Marry, Cady, Koster, Cramer, Jardner, Oregg, Henriksen, Hoblitzel, Hooper, Lavin, Jones, Leonard, Lewis, Mays, McNally, Bith, Scott, Shore, Shorten, Thomas, Wagner, Walker, Walsh, Wyckoff.
Brooklyn?W. Bohinson, manager; Appleton, Cushman, Chesney, Leib, Jetz.  Johnston, Miller,
Mails, Myers, Merkle, Marquard,
Meyers, Mowrey, O'Mara, O'Mara
Pfeffer, Buck, Smith, Stengel, Wheat.
The umpires, it was announced later,
will be as follows:
American League—Bineen and Con
noil.
National League—O'Hay and Quigley.
Karh will receive $1000 for his services.
Rising Tendency of Prices
Shown in Reports to Department of Agriculture.
MANY NEW RECORDS MADE
Local Jobbers in Foodstuffs Say
Prices Are One-Third Higher Than Last Year.
