The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30

Scout Arthur Irwin, of the New
York Americans. reached Richmond
Thursday morning and went at once
to the Office Of Owner Bradley. where
they closed the deal that makes Dutch
Revelle a Highlander.
The American League season ex
tends month over the Virginia
League season, and Revelie will report
10 New York as soon as he is through
his work with Richmond this season.
1t Is quite likely that he will be work
ed by the Yankees in the latter part
of the season.
Reyelle will report to the Yankees
again early next spring. and go with
the squad to the spring training camp,
Little apprehension Is felt las To his
making good. as he Is getting better
every day, and is far above the class
of the Virginia League twtriers.
Scout Irwin says that he viii re-
main In Richmond TO see Thursdays
game and will then I'D To Norfolk.
When asked IL ne was going to Nor
folk to look over any player Scout
Irwin said No; have not been
looking over any player there. ! am
going there on other business.
Mr.. Irwin says he will leave Nor
folk in "A few days for the North.
where he viii make the circuit of
the New England League and look
over their players for likely material
for his club
The Colts will probably be without
the valuable services Of Bobby Wal
lace for several days The center
fteider is i'll and the doctor has tele-
phoned owner Bradley, saving that no
win probably be cut Of the game for
at least week.
Wallace Is suffering with the shin
giles and while IL il not a danger
Gus disease, 1t will keep the player out
of the game. He was not able to plsS
i'm the last game Of the series ~
Lynchburg.
The meeting of the league mag
mates will be held in Nosfolk on the
might of Saturday July :. President
Wells sent telegram TO league head
quarters Thursday stating that no
would be at the meeting. The meet
ing liz 10 be held in the office OF the
Granny Theatre.
Owing to the delay in settling the
matter Of the Portsmouth Clubs fran
chise the magnates have become i'm.
patient and all have now decided to
be present at the meeting and see now
things are going.
fTe&lQeht w Hifduirt III ttiG SsoahbA~
club, had teiegraphed that he Will bo
present and all the others are expect.
ed.
Jack Grimm who wanted the franz
Chise In the spring and aho is one OF
: the favorites OF the mREnates. has teie-
.x~aphed from Cincinnati that he VIII
be In Norfolk and attend the meeting.
Ii is expected that the matter VIII
be closed up quickly and in harmony
The man best suited to handle the club
will receive the franchise and the mag
mates will consider all conditions that
have a bearing on the welfare OF the
club.
Lawlor has begun his work of
Etransf hening his club and now has
new first sacker. This man ~
Shuttle, who was purchased from the
Scranton Club.
Shuttle reported to Lawlor Wednes-
day in Lynchburg and played first base
In the game. He accepted seven
chances, made one error and got one
hit
Higbie was sent to right field and
sTitman went TO center cid 10 cover
Wallaces position.
Lawior has not yet said what he in
tends doing with Bigbie. The first
sacker is an excellent fielder bat has
been weak with the stick for most Of
the season and his arm Is not in good
shape.
Another change Ia likely soon az the
Colts are still in need of left fielder,
Several men win have 10 go In few
days nm the club Will be above the
player's limit.