The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
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Vile, or he will be willing to vote for
ANYBODY but Williams. @
How much Influence the organt1a tion
OF the United states Laaslc, VITA its
tsant in the moncy-proridirg ci;y ut
tional boards determination 10 send n
man to preside NJ the ::fta meeting Of
the Virginia League for ;l:G puap IS.
81 eisctmS = president $ n,t known.
natural conclusion. These continual
chickering's, with their coagauueot uir-
Ing OF the family linen. arc sctt!iis on
The nerves OF tho pubiic, while the rev
league, especially herc III Richmond,
Is carrying on 4 quiet plan of publicity,
telling what it will oIcr in <l, way ct
oascoaii wares and low the game viii,
be condueted. II might he going far
and the national board are being
frightened into taking summary ac-
tioii' out IL looks that way.
w Is Bradley is living up to his
promise OF lsoeping hands Oft the Ricn-
mond club in the VirSinia League He
Is E.., leaving everything to Griffin, and
G h seen seems TO o. on the Job II ever
OF the air, some real baseball talk can
DO dtshcd out. Ii tho Virginia League
survives all OF the lighting through
the immune class. Isut If il does, Kioh-
mond has better than an even chance
TO land n rag.
Fred Lucia, who came this way via
the Tidewater L2agrc, and wac was
not 4 Dad catcher b. any means. will
probably nc let out. fIc is on the re-
serve list. but tho fact that steve has
signed FsrrE Thatcher. an old and eN-
Rerlenced catcher. leads to the opinion
that Fred Is going, TOO. II is hardly
probable that he will tic to two old
men, In view of tho low salary limit.
Ihaeher signed, laavcs another man
TO secure: II was thought for a time
that one had been secured, but Spokalle
beat us to 1t
The he w t,,S,I Par, Of tn colts Just now
and Hanks arc reserved, but 1t Will
take moro than thesc two 10 keep
Richmond well up in the front. Grif-
m IN mas his plans and says no will get
repetition Of last year is not In store.
Griffin viii probably play third him
sell lie likes the position, and it gives
MIN chance to keep IN touch with all
Of his men. I, Is n good station to
signal from, and thcn Steve is no moor
hall player Willie BaIer may play
short At least he has ESt been dis
on first Ra'iv nprears to have the call
He is n youngstcr Griffin has picked up
Nnna Is reported TO bc rangy player
Wild heity waliop in his stick.
!. ,'.Ho WI 'oe pIdt7cally Wnat
II was last year. McCahc will play
right field, Wallace Will be In centre
and Charles in left. or course, these
plans may all so awry. as the plans
OF mice and men have n habit OF doing
HeSinninE tomorrow, contracts will go
out 10 the old men wanted. While the
contracts Will go out from w. %. Brad
ley's office. they will be sent upon rec
concentrations from Steve Grimm, OF
Toledo O.. There is no chance of Dob
son coming back. That muoh is Ger.
tain. Priest may go 10 Rochester
though his official transfer has not
been announced. He Is not mentioned
In the trade In which Jack Martin lis.
ured, whereby Rochester gets four @,
the YANKEES players for three OF theii
own
The objections raised TO the amend