The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-14

i've like cats and dogs, l guess.
 off For Schedule Meeting
 Col. ouack Smith. boss of the Baronial bushes affairs and Billy West, schedure- making sec retary, will ship out of Birming- ham tonght for Memphis. where they go to attend tho annual spring meeting of the league di- rectors, and incidentally attempt the adoption of a new schedule. which Mir. West doped out under the direction of Barney Dreyfuss,
 Boss Moley announced Monday night that he would not attend the meeting at Memphis, but would stay at baseball headquart CTS and keep house.
 This tends to show that Bir ingham will not attempt any player-trading at the meeting. If they had anticipated swaps Moley would have gone along to lend his counsel to the proposed trades.
 The main idea In the spring ses- sion Is to adopt schedule and the main point at issue in this sched- ule aroption business is whether the league shall establish the playing program drafted by Mike Finn, or vote to use the dates ar ranged by Billy West and Barney Dreyfuss. Messrs. Smith and West are pretty hopeful that their program will be adopted by the magnates.
 Its Mir. SnOwdny Now
 Those who were so unfortunate as to have to read through my account of the Auburn Centre game here last fall, wiif remem- Der that covered the game under the guise of old Dollar Bill, and that l praised Snoddy's work, but admitted that wasn't such a much as a name, for a fellow to be handicapped with. I had almost forgotten the incident, as the comment was made solely in kidding way. Imagine my sur prise Monday to receive clipping from William Mlllikin, Florence attorney, anent the episode. Here's the Associated Press clip ping Mir. Millikin sent me:
 "Owensboro. Ky, February 7.-- The name. Terry Snoddy, well known in connection with the Centre College football team, will not be in the lineup next season, although the player will be there. Today he is using for the first time his new name Terry Snow day Snowday and his brother, Roger, petitioned the court to permit them to use the original Scotch spelling of the word. The court granted the request"
 Change the name of Arkansas no neverl But Snoddy, ah that is something else again.
 To make mo feel extra bad MT. MiHikin penned the following line on his card: See what your com ments did?"
 An Eccentric Gentleman
 Bill Pierre, llocal hoy, who managed High Point last season, used to be second string catcher for the Greenwood, Miss team. Ed Lauzon was the first-string man. Bill was down at baseball headquarters yesterday and in q reminiscent frame of mind. He said during the training season that year all the boys were quart cred at a cheap boarding house to cut down expenses. Then after the regular season got going and the boys started making real money, they moved into better quarters. "All did except me- said Bill. T was secondstring catcher and couldn't afford such luxuries.
 Well, I guess the veteran Lau zon is known to every Southern league fan. but few of them know what quant character he possesses.
 'I went along with Ed to the new apartment, and when we got to the front porch he sat down on the steps and took off his shoes. commanding me to do the same thing. But, what's the idea? 1 asked. Plenty of idea came back Ed, them floors in my room is got the swellest carpets you