Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
COMMIT TEE NOM|NATEs
G, W. MOSS PRESIDENT
Selects Prominent Athlete to Head
Commission During Sea
"a son OF 1921.
ARCHIE EVANS COMMISSIONER
Church Hill Citizen Also Will BE
Chairman of Board - Meeting
Likely to Take Place Some Time
During This Week.

CHARLES w. MOSS has been nomi-
mated to be president OF the Amateur
S baseball Commission u. Richmond.
INC nominating committee recently
WISHED the prominent Richmond ath-
S!ete and secured his promise that if
&his3 name is placed before the rctir-
Z ing commi sSion at meeting this
week he viii accept. The committee.
Young men OF this city and secured
their promise that they also viii scrv,.
on Tie ncw commission !. elected by
5Sthe3 retiring hody
Edward :. Rose. member Of the
retiring commission. has been nom
mated first vice-Drcsident. ROddi.
I. Crowder, second vice president; Ar
cffe TFssyanS, commissioner; and Doc"
& besn,i nominated secretary. hut the
new commission will select it's own
seasstary Moran is said to be ia
vcfed by majority Of the new mem
hctssand probably Will he offered the
position by them.
Moss. Rose ana Evans also were
elected members OF the board. which
wiiishear and pass finally upon AZ
questions involving disputes over
protests amoni; the amateur teams.
Evans position as commissioner au
teomat ically places him in the, posi-
ton OF chairman OF tlu board.
wQnintet Familiar With Work.
In selecting the quintet. the com
m!ttee has chosen men who have
T
lnond for the last several years and
msnswho are familiar with the sand
lot3situation in this city Moss is 4
graduate OF Randolph Macon College.
completed his preliminary law school
training at Washington and Lee. and
to-day is a praci!cinE attorney in
Richmond. He was promin"nt in attn
lcIcs 1t both institutions. Noes also
has,playcd an Important part in tn"
Richmond sports Associations inc.
and also is Il member o: the advisory
c6nmittcc Of the Richmond Athletic
IS Edwards s. Rose and Roidt" Grow
dar.,. nominated for first and second
Hice-1rcsidc nts. resncct!Ncly. arc we'll
known figures in Richmond amateur
4ofsthc commission for the las; SOW
eral. years. and is tn" only NJ 'npor
eofythe retiring body to reconsider his
Resignation. Each year Rose has
played an important part in con-
dueting the affairs OF amateur base
ball here.
Crpwder nj ono tim" was president
of the Richmond League but re-
signed to enter the army during TIL"
world war inmcdiaicly upon heinz
mustered out, lac was r"-clcctcd head
ottthc league. and under his guidance
DIFFERENTIATION. which is one az the
oldest amateur baseball leagues in
Richmond. had successful wear His
know!cGge of the game. no doubt
will <hc OF material assistance to the
ftfft i.NanS commissioners.
Archie Ev.uS. comm :sSiuucr has
Played an Important part in athletics
rdnE the Eaet k:"d. He was manager
. 'ofihc Church hin Athletic club has-
SEctbn!l tenn this wear. and also was
promincrt ia the East End u~gan:-a-
lion several years ago In o;hc,
branches al snort. lie viii have no
pnri IN org ni2ing TN" .Nnurgn nan
Athletic baseball team In ov,n, In"
h@sS com ~ isSiorcr Is elected
''poc" Harris. treasurer was a mem
Der of tho Richmond TcrniYa, has
kethnll t"am during tn" season lust
ciqStd. lic also has played an I'M
GhorEnt part in athletics Of Rich-
mona and IS Prominent VITA the
Hlrlp' Moran. who has bon re-
coMwcndcd FOR The position az sec
retary. has h3ia similar positions
VIM other organizations. ana ie dual
iiisN 20 fill III" position wiki HE
hoberi sutton, secretary OF the old
commission. has not stated nus, when
thts{necting OF the body viii he b.ii
,anfts trnn STERLING OF tho affairs from
sonsito the other be coinnlct.d n ,s
Pr2Yhh,e mat The conferences viii
.Mk3, P'acr o"i"r" IN" "nd Of this