The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-12

Pertecf peace now reignS be-
tween the directors of the Rich
mopd Interils uonal League club
and Manager Jack Dunn. the
local nla.nates, representing
RChEpond baseball fans. are now
satisfied with the turn OF affairs,
and although somewhat disap-
pointed at losing Manager Dunn,
understand his poeition and do
not think he IS acting mean III
jumping from Richmond TO BaIti-
more % lead n rival club against
the Virginians. Final arrange
nients viii be made by the local
directors at meeting to be held
next Wednesday evening at )
O'Clock in the Business Mems
Club, at which time ways and
means for the disposal of Dunn's
SIS per cent of the stock in the
local club will be made and the
former local manager freed from
financial connection here.
EXECUTIVE MEETING QUIET.
Not q great deal was accom-
plished at the executive meeting
of the board Of directors of the
Nirginians yesterday, which was
held in the Business Mems Club
rooms. The entire directorate
WIS present, with President smith
in the chair. Mr.. Dunn explain
ell his reasons for desiring 10
leave Richmond In q statement
given TO the press shortly before
he left Richmond.
The report OF the clubs actiyi-
ties during last season was read
b. Secretary Ryan and the OIL
GERS were reelected. Adjourn
ment was taken until Wednes-
day. january 10, at 5 O'Clock,
when the meeting win be held in
the Business Mems Club roon>~
Agreement Is Now Complete.
No figures were given out by Pres.
ienz Smith last night as to how nauc,
Dunn asked for his holdings here. bu
Mr.. Smith said it was reasonable. an
[ is probab BILE he will be paid in ful
before the middle of next season
Dunn reserved the right to take thre
players now under contract to III
1t is understood that h
,arncd Catcher Shaufeie. Third Base
aau Pick, If he can be secured. an
nf.@lder George Fewster Shaufel
md. Fewster are youngsters and Pic.
q 4 veteran. Pick may be secured b
)unji but It is assured that some re-
ape will have to be gone through be
ore he is secured.
Leaves For Baltimore.
Dunn returned to Baltimore las
light on the $50 train. No successo
as been chosen for Dunn by the di
ectors as yet. and no decision will b.
,ade until the records Of all appli
ants have been gone into fully
,ranch Hickey. former manager o
he st. Louis Browns; Joe Kelly, form
r manager of the Toronto club. ant
ow scout for the New York Yankees
Kid Elberfield, manager of tn
club. of the Southern
eague. and Mike" Donlin, famous
inch-h.tter for the Giants, have beel
lentioned as his possible successors
ut the Hist is still open and othel
mes will probably be added A let
err has been sent to Hickey asklnl
i'm il he is open to a proposition tina
'ould make him manager here.
Ben w, Wilson, one OF the member
I the board OF directors of the loca
Tub. said yesterday after the execu
We meeting: Everything will be set
ed to our satisfaction. Manage
'unn has made US fair proposition
'unn has dsalt fairly with US HI
rought a franchise to Richmond, ant
is only fair that he should be pait
Or IT. / shall urge the local people
, buy his stock. but we do not con
snpiate raising the money by popular
description.
Dunn's Farewell Talk.
Manager Dunn was aiac well pleased
18th the outcome cf the conference
q eaifi shortly hSforo h0 left yester'
W thte g. ~ 4horf my disEeg gard