The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-10-14

ing with Physical Director Peters, of
the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday night, represen-
tatives from 13 industries of the city
accepted the rules drawn up for the
organization to operate on this season.
The league will play its first games,
Saturday night, Nov. IS.
Between now and Nov. Is, meeting
of the league members will be held
to make the drawings of play. A
coaching school for two representa-
tives from each industry, will be oper-
ated by Peters, starting Tuesday night
at o'clock
The two representatives from each
industry will be expected to coach
the other members of their teams
the same as they are taught at the Y.
NJ. C. A.
Following are the representatives
who were present at Fridays meeting:
r. C. Goff, International Harvester; P.
E. Allen, Land-Dilks; C. Russell, KID
Cabinets: v. Ward, Jenkins-Vulcan; P.
Meeks, Pennsy Switchmen; H. Logan,
Natco: L. Butts, Starr Piano; c. O.Ma-
ley, F. and N; Mr.. Denny. Piston
Rings; C. Wolfe, Pennsy Office; NJ.
Shepard, Swayne-Robinson.
The following are the rules and re-
ulations of the league adopted Fridty
night:
1.-The officers of the league shall
be the president, secretary and treas
urer, and the managers of the several
clubs represented, and same shall con-
stitute the executive board. The
president shall act in the capacity Of
secretary and treasurer.
| 1.-THE teams of the league must be
composed of the employees or mem
bers of the shop or factory which the
team represents. A team shall con
stitute a minimum of seven players.
III-Any bona fide resident, of Rich
mond, employed by any shop or fac
tory, represented in the league, will not
be permitted to play ball in the said
league during the. season 1928
should he take employment or become
a member of another shop, club, OF
factory, until he procures a release
from the manager of the team repre-
senting the shop, club or factory il
which he was a member or employe
Said release must be in the secre
tary's hands 10 days before player Is
eligible to play his first game.
! IV-In all cases of a dispute be
| tween the manager of a team and {
/ player seeking his release, said dis
pute shall be decided by executive
board.
V-Each organization represented II
this league shall present in writing
and vouched for by a responsible per
son of that organization, a certified
list of all their players to the secretary
of the league not later than Thursday
Nov. 16, 1922.
VI-Any person who commences
work in any shop or factory, or joins
any club, or is not listed as per Rule
v, on Nov. 6, 1922, will not be permit
ted to play in this league until he ha!
been employed by the organization
with which he desired to play for ;
period of not less than 80 days, ant
same must be certified to by the su
perintendent, secretary, factory man
ager, master mechanic or auditor o
the shop or factory of which he is al
j empIoye; his name and certified ere
dentials must be turned in to tn,
president of the league 10 days before
the date on which he plays his frs
game.
VII.-An the scheduled league games
shall be played per the schedule ant
shall be called at scheduled time.
VIII-There shall be no postpone'
games. Any team not ready to pla,
per the schedule shall forfeit to team
scheduled as their opponents; provid
ing the opposition is ready to play, o
the forfeiture is granted by mutua
agreement presented in writing to tn,
president of the league. Any team for
feiting more than two CONSECUTIVE
games forfeits its right as members G
the league.
IX.-All games played by the team
of this league must be played accord
ing to the 1929 playing rules fo
playing basketball.
X-The official ball for the seasol
of 1929 will be any ball meetin