Evening journal., 1921-11-10
gets
READY FOR PLAY
Baseball Asso., incorporated
with $4,000 Capital, Will
Offer Stock
SNOW HILL
STATUS WORRIES

cR1SFtELD. Nd. Nov. i0--Hav-
Ing just passed through the most sue
cessful baseball season In the history
/ OF tho town. Crlsheld fans have met
and organized the Crishcld Baseball
Association and are now proceeding
70 make final arrangements for en-
try into The Eastern shore League IN
the spring. IL has been generally
conceded that Crisfeid placed On the
diamond this summer one OF the
fascst teams on the Shore. but In
short closing series lost a game with
/ pocomoSe which barred Crishald
from competing further for the
championship OF the Shore and
meeting the Frederick Club OF the
Blue Ridge League.
Defeat IaHr s,s..,-aer apparently
has made the association more de-
termined 10 be among the topnotch-
ers next summer. and much enthu-
aiasm urvsaruu at the organization
meeting. az which ofiiccr= 80 s.s .....sac-
tors were erected as foiinws. presi-
dent Frha-. Quinn: vice preai-
dent II. G.. Wells; secretary. r. X.
Woodland treasurer. H. +. Nelson.
and directors. e.. A. Lockcrman. r.
J. Wilmington. John r. Handy. W.
NJ. Wooster. G.. A. Dana. George W.
Lawson, NJ Brevoort Thawiey. r. T.
Goodman, J. G. W. Tawes. Charles
W Ralph W L. Wilmington. Il. j.
Holland. W. Edwin Riggin. Carroll
Crockett Charles j. Sim. John r.
Robins, II. l. foreman. II. l.. Rich
ardson. A. Wellington Tawos. II. l.
Sterling, Jr.. r. Horace Ford. r. Brico
| Wilmington. II. c. Lewis. Fred
| Thornton and =. r. Coulbourn The
Executive Committee is as follows
| G.. A. Lockerman. W. NJ. Wooster. +
Edwin Riggin. II. G.. Wells and T
J. Wilmington.
II was agreed 20 incorporate the
association for $4,000 and the sell.
ing OF stock will be started imme.
] dlately. improvements will also b,
made 20 the grounds. now one OF tn,
/ best fields on the lower Shore.
The matter OF Snow Hill beini
barred from entering the Easter
Shore League and which has causel
! quite a stir In the picturesque shor
u town was discussed at the meetin
m here. which resulted in about a
10 even break in opinion as 20 whethe
a Snow Hnl should be allowed to en-
l. ter the new league.
It Some we're Of the opinion tins
Berlin should be favored In prefer
at ence 20 Snow Hill. because Of fnar
Al ciai advantage which they ciaii
be- Berlin would bring into the lcagu
n treasury. Il was stated that Berlin
k gate receipts would be MATERIAL
T. larger than Snow Hill. because
n would attract many people from bot
n ocean city and Salisbury. Others IA
p. vored Snow Hiil's entry for senti
n mental reasons. they contonding ,na
p Snow Hill should be given recogni
o tion because Of her interest In Shorl
Il baseball during tho past season. hav
- Ing placed In the field team Of rec
g ognized ability.
h No decision was reached az TO M
n crisheld associations stand on thi
matter. but NJ. Brevoort Thawley wa
Is elected special director and will votl
y at the general meeting OF the olrec
e tons when they convene In Salisbury
He Is 10 act as an uninstructed dele
gate. 10 consider the entrance OF Ber
lin and Snow Hin from every angl
and vote as his judgment dictates
after making his investigation.
A committee composed Of H. W
Ruark, Salisbury; W. r. sihbeti
Cambridge. and NJ. p. Thawley. Girls
field are now working on tentativ
schedule for the games 20 be piaye
e by the eight league teams next sum
mer. II now appears that the FOL
lowing towns viii be represented 4
q the league: Pocomoke, Princes
y Anne, Crisheld. Cambridge. Parks
L. ley, Berlin, Salisbury and Cambridg