Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-16
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
FORMALLY ADOPTED
j72 Uniforms Ordered and Other
Details Arranged-Playing
Tie Game OFF Today

! Twelve uniforms for each oi
the six teams of the Richmond
Church League were ordered by
wire from Cincinnati sporting
good house Friday. 1t was hop
ed that enough uniforms could be
secured by special parcel post SO
that the players in the game Sat
iurday afternoon might wear
their suits. The tied gamebetween
the First Prcsbyterians and the
First Christians will be played off
at 3 80 this afternoon, at the
Normal grounds, There is much
interest attaching to this game
as the first one between these
teams was very hard fought and
ended in Is to Is tie Thursday.
If possible, it is said the entire
nine innings will be played today,
President Elmer Deatherage
will name the umpires for today's
game, and all games in the flu
ture. He was given absolute
power and responsibility for the
umpires at meeting of the lea
que directors Friday afternoon.
At this meeting an eligibility
committee, consisting of Presi-
dent Deatherage, F. c. Gentry.
Bob Maupin and r. r. Burnam,
Jr.. was named. The schedule
was formally adopted at this
time.
This schedule provides for six
teams to play total of forty-hvt
games. Father Schultz, of the
Catholic church, who has always
been an ardent fan, is anxious to
recruit a team for his church, il
possible. The league directors
voted to adopt the schedule ior
only six teams, but voted that if
Father Schultz succeeds in put
ting a nine on the field, that the
schedule will be amended to take
his team in and fix games &C
cordingly.
Owing to the big expense in
providing suits and equipment, it
was voted to sell season ticketsat
S. each for the entire schedule of
games. A total of 70 or more
will be allotted to each church
which, it is believed, will easily
be sold and sufficient funds real
lied to defray all necessary ex
penses.
The schedule as adopted con-
tempiated three games in all, but
only two were played and one Of
these being d tie, will be played
off today. The third game is be-
tween the Calvary Baptist team
and the Second Christian team.
This game will be played as
upon by the managers Of
the two teams, Bob Maupin and
James Shaw, respectively, and
President Deatherage The
schedule calling for three games
al week, for IS weeks, is as fol
lows, this week being the first
week. Next week the first game
will be the First Christians
against the First Baptists on
Tuesday, The shedule by weeks
is as follows:
1st week-First Baptist VS.
Methodists; First Christians VS..
First Presbyterians. and Calvary
Baptists dgainst Second Chris
tians.
End week-First Baptist VS.. !
First Christians; Methodists VS.. |
Calvary Baptists; Presbyterians
VS.. Second Christians.
3rd week-First Baptists VS..
Presbyterians; Methodists VS..
Christians; First Chris
tians VS.. Calvary Baptists.
4th week = First Baptists VS.
Second Christians Methodists
VS.. First Christians; Presbyter-
ians VS.. Calvary Baptist
5th week - First Baptist
against Calvary Baptists; Meth !
odists VS.. Presbyterians; First |
Christians VS.. Second Christians. !
9th week-First Baptists VS..
Methodists; First Christians VS.. !
Presbyterians; Calvary Baptists /
VS.. Second Christians.
9TH week-First Baptists VS.,
First Christians Methodists VS.. |
Calvary Baptists; Presbyterians
VS.. Second Christians.
9Th week-First Baptists VS..
Presbyterians; Methodists VS.
Second Christians; First Chris !
tians VS.. Calvary Baptists.
9th week-First Baptists VS..
Second Christians Methodists
VS.. First Christians; Presbyter-
ians VS.. Calvary Baptists.
10th week-First Baptists VS.,
Calvary Baptists; Methoditss VS..
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