Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
MOGULS WILL
 BURY RATCHET
Get Together Meeting VIII Be Held Early in the Coming Year to FN
 Schedule
OTHER DIAMOND NEWS
LRy Harold D. Iohnsonl

War isn't always what it seems. At least the. general belief has under gone a wondrous reversal in the case of the much mooted baseball quarrel. week ago word went out of New York to the effect that the American league would under no conditions mingle another season with the Ma. tional. But the scene changed yes terday when President Johnson an- nounced that a meeting would be held next month to map out schedules 10 govern the 1912 campaigns.
 Thus endeth what promised to de velope the baseball scrap of the age. In his statement Mir. Johnson allow cd as how he and Robert McCay, representing the American league would sit in with Messrs. Dreyfuss, Herman and Heydler of the National leagne immediately after the Christ mas celebration at some city to be designated later. The early session has been ordered 10 permit the magnates 10 dispose of the date problem prior 10 the meeting Of the national com fcission, which is set for Jan, 2.
 Puts "Cal" on Rules Body
 That the American league will pre- pare to meet the Nationals in the event the parent body calls for special session to manicure the rules Is evident from the action taken yes terday by President Johnson in nam- ing the men to represent his circuit The National has appointed rules committee and Johnson, just by the way of holding himself in readiness f1F nv h.zs ager Callahan of the White SOx and Umpire Tommy Conolly as two of the three experts to wield the pruning knife on such rules as may be in need Of repairs. The third member of the board will be a cub owner to be ap- pointed later.
 Callahan yesterday received a note from Jimmy Garry of Springfield, Mass, boosting Wilifred II. Genest, an outfield recruit booked for the sox. Genest is about the speedtsst indiyid- ual that ever honed a spike. accord ing to Garry's report the youngster having topped all corners in base stealing in the Connecticut league As a walloper he ranked sixth.
 At club headquarters President C. Webb Murphy ventured but one item of news, this to the effect that he would steam away tonight in com pany with Mrs. Murphy for New Or leans, proce eding thence to Panama. Murphy expects to be gone three weeks. While in the Crescent City he will arrange the hotel accommodations for the cubs during their spring training The Cub West Side owner also announced the teams would play exhibition dates at Memphis and Nashville in addition to the ports he named Monday-New Orleans, Mo bile. Birmingham, Louisville. Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
 Chinese Team Coming
 High school and college ball teams of the United States will have the pleasure of playing an all star Chin ese club next spring and summer, ae- cording to plans announced last night by Robert Tap, who is making his home here. The team contemplating the invasion is the Chinese Athletic Club of Honolulu and will be the first Chinese ball club 10 visit these shores. Mir Tap yesterday received letter from his brother, E. K. C. Tap who is yice-president of the C. A. C., 10 the eUect lnil ClLlLeuS or hODOi1lH had subscribed s6,000 toward the trip
 The standing fan army last season turned out in various cities of the country to welcome teams represent ing the University of Kelo and Vase da, Japenese institutions, and were treated 10 some rell surprises by the Tiaying ability of the visitors. The Kelo team while in the states won twenty-three and lost nineteen games. Returning to Japan the nine paused long enough at Honolulu to play three g3mes. two of these resulting in victories for the Chinese athletes.
 The Honolulu club is composed Of fifteen members, students and former stundents of the College of Hawaii, Mckinley High School and oahu College. MT. Yap will confer with Pat" Page, the maroon star who pi- loted the Chicago nine to the Orient relative to arranging dates here and will endeayor 10 book contests for the Chinese boys throughout the country.