Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
CR|SF|ELD PREPARES
FOR SHORE LEAGUE
Association Incorporated for
$4,000; Status of Snow
Hill is Uncertain.

Crisfield. Md, Nov. 10.--IIaving
Just passed through the most SUCCESS
ful baseball season In the history OF
the town, Crisfleld fans have met and
organized the Crisfieid Baseball Assoc
eiation and are now proceeding TO
make final arrangements for entry
INTO the Eastern Shore League in the
spring II has been generally conced-
cd that Criefield placed on the diamond
this summer, one OF the fastest teams
On the Shore, but in the short closing
series. lost gamo with PocomolSe,
which barred Crisfleld from competing
further for the championship of the
shore and meeting the Frederick club
of the Blue Ridge League.
Defeat last summer apparently has
made the association more determined
10 ne among the topnotchers next
summer a5d much enthusiasm pre-
vailed at the organization meeting,
az which officers and directors were
elected as follows; President. Eghert
l.. Quinn; vice-president. II. q. Wells.
secretary, X. X, Woodland; treasurer,
II. +. Nelson, ans directors. G. A.
Lockerman. +. j. Wilmington. John
I. Handy, w. NJ. Wooster, c. A. Dana,
George w. Lawson, NJ Brevoort
Thawley, II. l.. Goodman. j. G. w.
Tawcs, Charles w. Ralph. w. l.. Whit
tlngton, II. j. Holland. w. Edwin Rig
| gin. Carroll Crockett, Charles J Sim.
John b. Robins, H. l.. foreman III.
L. Richardson, A. Wellington Tawes
III. l.. Sterling. Jr., B. Horace Ford, R.
l3rice Wilmington. II. G. Lewis. Fred
Thornton and T.. r. Coulbourn. The
executive COMMITTEES is az follows: G.
A. Lockerman, w. NJ. Wooster. T.
Edwin Risgin. II. G. Wells and r. J..
Wilmington.
To Incorporate for $4,000.
II was agreed to incorporate the as
ISOLATION for $4,000 and the selling
OF stock will be started Immediately
improvements win also be made to
The grounds, now one OF the best fields
on the lower Shore.
The matter OF Snow Itiu being barred
from entering the Eastern Shore
League and which has caused quite n
stir in the picturesque Shore town.
was discussed az the meeting here
Tuesday night. which resulted In
about an even break in opinion as TO
whether Snow Hill should be allowed
10 enter the new league.
Some were of the opinion that Berlin
should be favored ia preference TO
snow Hili because of financial advan-
tage which they claim Berlin would
bring into the league treasury. II
was stated that Berlins gate receipts
would be materially larger than Snow
laill, because il would attract MANY
people from both Ocean City and
salisbury. Others favored Snow Hlll's
entry for sentimental reasons. they
contending that Snow Hin should be
given recognition because OF her in
terest in shore baseball during the
past season, having placed in the field
a team of recognized ability.
No Decision Reached.
No decision was reached as 10 the
Cilsiield associations stand on this
matter, hlt II. Brevocrt Thawley was
elected special director and win vote
at the general meeting of the directors
when they convene in Salisbury. He
Is TO act as an uninstructed deleg q.
10 consider the entrance of Berlin and
Snow Hill from every angle and vote
as his judgment dictates after making
his investigation.
A committee composed OF II. w.
Rsark, Salisbury; w. T. Sibbett. Cam
bridge. and NJ. b. Thawley, Crisfield.
are now working on tentative, sche-
dule for the games to be played by
the eight league teams next summer.
IL now appears that the following towns
III be represented in the league: POGO
moke. Princess Anne, Crisfield. Cam
bridge, Parksiey, Berlin and Salisbury.