The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-02

PROBLEM Of
TIE LEAGUE
scd Spirit is Exhibited at
lie Meeting Held Last
Night.

League baseball games plaseu
Il Ssse, including the game last night
sIEsn Monongah Glass and Steven
s 2Sse = Were wiped OF the slate at Q
sssion last night Of the executive
efi;mitsee Of the league and some Q.
!, i,idustrial leaders Of organization.
+; tented in the league. II was
TX, Secided that only games IN
1., 'is Buiiding and Monongah Class
s,,bs had participated should De
;,ins'n ont but q later motion pre-,
,;,S unanimously TO throw out a..
ames PLAYED to date and ana st ;ne
'II{s a clean slate tonight, when tne
s11ss6e Machinery and Owens teams
" scheduled to hook up in . Keen
sest Al siS o'clock, unless JuplteI,
p|6sIus cuts loose with a deiage u
5S;S between now and game time.
iS3ffing away from the spirit anu
Is ,Sss n the bylaws Of the organl-
'Sss Il ne reason for the acton
TX LAST might. President Bohier
Esw mi the Classics games on ac-
SS,,sf n aBobbie" Hood being in the
;' '.a fhe Watson Building games
g thrown out because several
lSerS on that team IN tne es SInG,,o
Al he president Of the league
'Sses mai eligible, while the MINING
s;Se6inery got in wrong for not nav
- ,sirned The list handed in for the
~ esme and for playing f!ieg Ss
Vars n other contests sanu!
Imam admitted having been lore
* IS Violate a rule or two lately as
~ INA Prints Harold Of Steven
~ insiie the same admission. me
81 ~ Is; s neople had very good grounds
y zontsnd that they had not ylola,h,-
"a INV r.s niles but were perfectly WILL
3. = sor tS S sake Of harmony to throw
a. 81 The games and start wiz. laoS
'ssns slste. providing 1t was agreed
IN rules would be observed IN inc
~ Rss d the general meeting last
~ Messrs .Wiegel, Hein:zeImaa.
"a Gardiner, representing the West
S,ssS;n;an Monongah Glass anu
: AZ ens respectively held q session
FIN "a & Cash and President BON
lar IA was the opinion OF these men a;., !.
A EXPRESSED at the general meet iSs
* tSeir spokesman, Gardner, that tne
1874 49,. "a tbe president Of the league
n rerafd to certain protested games s
and certain protested players mus
gs sS UEsas 10 an adjustment having
4 "a viii the questionable PLAYERS
II !, IA Messrs. Wiegel, HeintzeiMan
srS Gardner viii confer today WIN
,Sks Fleming, Jr., representing me
T 1,SsS Ruilding interests, and wal
VI So Ssccl,y 81 lie Mining Machinery
~ ~ Ssrv and Il is likely that ar
~ eSmenss can be made wherein the
KS Is s,ie may 20 forward along the lnes s
n; sSal nv proposed during the winter
= ~ VA i Is thought that the dig
s,i. !, teams. Watson Building, MN
NJ Machinery and Monolgaa Giass
s - WITH very little trouble adjust
sssS,S'f,,selyes and their lineup to inc
S4iFf II the league and at the same e
u ~ & , ~ very classy baseball
" X rs and Il is felt that Mr.. Stock
4 IN Nj. Fleming will show me
1stis suirit IN the matter as did All:
n ~ !. sir,an VIM without a murmur
y ~ 70 the Monongah Glass games
6sisie thrown out to date, and lot !ae
disd'laiifying Of Hood as an actlve
Siisef although there Is no reason
M Hood can not coach the team.
mn ajso break into the game atter
idays Il he really goes to work az
IA Glass plant. According 70 tne
S ~ there Is no rule against a
enacs professional or amateur, pun
III regularly employed men snail
Anticipate in the games.
k n likely that Il q successful ad-
,,istmsnt az the tangle is made that
w nando team will come back in the
Isssoe, although this is not certain.
2zFery good spirit prevailed at the
S1siine as was evidenced by tbs
Mf1Simcus vote Of the managers 10
f6roW out all the games played 10
Ute. City league fans are anxious