The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-16
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ball world save only in tho NJ
League and that circuit VIII
bury the Ratchet. Since the o.
the season the magnates hAw0
burying the Ratchet, but each e.
selecting the softest parts OF TIL
omy of his opponent, generalty
ing. Consequently some are ~
from wounds in their heads.
that Is the way they act ia
there is little doubt, but that IT,
all recover, hold pow-woWs
the calumet. and declare tn Z
league must and shall be prenm
All of the gentlemen at the II
the various teams in the Vlrg1Uam
League are as mild manneK1 a
tlemen as one could meet, IN
minute they begin to talk b
they proceed to give a cOrr0C&
ton of Jean Lafitte. They a1&S
what they waEt. and they wamf
they want when they want e.
Meanwhile the fans who aro
GENTLY interested are advistm0
magnates to arbitrate. ccmpQ
and otherwise get together. =
Willing to compronsioo. d
President Bradley. of HiC1l
noS AtC 40 Willing IL
Mr.. Williams Is not re-electad
dent. II
President Gordon McCabe. o. r.
burg. Is perfectly willing II
promise II only Mr.. Williams Z
elected president.
President Wilkinson, OF LIME
is only too glad to compounds I
league will just drop Mr.. W.T.
into a cavity. and close the e11
with a ten-ton rock. sS
President Helms, Ct tho re-
club. says he won't mind yotfnS
anything the Richmond club want
cept that Mr.. Williams shall 49,
elected president. saAs
President Roach, Of the E.
club. emphatically declares he k
compromising matters, and NJ q
vote to merely put Mr.. Willfau
cavity and never mind the rucle
gested by President Wflkinson. n
President Allen. OF Norfolk. go
Is perfectly willing to agree u f.
thing Mr.. McCabe. and Mr.. Heiua r
suggest, b
To Hold Election.
Meanwhile the league has baen 4
by the National Board Of Ar1S
ton to hold another election. "a
Friends Of Mr.. Williams aav
1t will be held In Norfolk -
Christmas time. 81 81
Friends OF Mr.. Bradley say II
be held in Norfolk. and It NIL
held after the first Of JanuafxA
The fans say they don't carn
and where the election Ii Hell
long as the league Will trof 0n2
baseball teams and play the ol6
on schedule. sssH
As far as Richmond fans ~
cerned they scarcely bellows thl
nome team was benefited gF&4f
the administration Of Mr.. WIZ
but that the league would nee
10 go far to fare worse.
Great Deal to BE Said
AS the innocent bystander -
fore they sent for the amhII
there Is great deal to bo nS11
both sides s5s.
It Is being said: also wr1f
An optimistic fan remarks IT,
little quarrel between the M
helps to keep interest in IT,
during the long winter mout1
Consequently the Virgins
will not suffer greatly Il fl1S
mates quit the warpath. 70
their wigwams. let their hen1
and without referring to old
ask each other how they oaj3s
the public good baseball next
Some Christmas Pre-
Speaking Of Christmas. IT,
Williams received nice Lara
ball through the mails. porfeGf
served. II is said Mr.. Bradle
1t in New York.
Mr.. McCabe has received &d
package OF smoking tobacco
marked Lynchburg. with thee
inside: Change your brand.
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Heins ~ Y
ceived two little doll-baseha1i3
ers labeled Norfolk and re
Each bore the initials "R.
Mr.. Bradley received pAea
seeds from which he expectn f9
large lemon trees naxt aeano
package came from Roanoke
Mr.. Whitaker. OF Lynchh
cetved q large toy balloon
presidency" but 1t proved ~
hole In 1t. ss@7
Mr.. Roach is the Yecipiet
miniature airsh.p. A cute III
was enclosed. saying: "When
up IN the air look for go0(
to alight."
Santa Claus has been W
to them all, each declares.
they want now is for sprina
around SO that they can plav
gether again. 4s
Thanking YOU for your kinA
ton.