bail. ? «ot as yood a-' in ihe p-II League, the nine here made its way wit'i very little eosi to anyone. Smith May Be President: It .* reported from good sources that the Patrick-Henry League. ima being reorganized, wants Armstrong Smith, of Farmville, as I M sideir. if the Cumberland High principal and former Duke coach u cept ■ the 1< vill b< fortunate. Smith is a sound student of the game and not a gentleman to be shoved around. An executive with a • firm hand, who loves the game of baseball as much as lie does fresh air, is what the league can use, and it's exactly what Armstrong Smith can give it. We hope lie accepts It will bo good to have! Farmville contributing both a team and league executives. Both are necessary to keep grass roots baseball alive, and it means that the community is doing its share and more. Keeping baseball alive and kicking here also means another stride forward in the community's slow and agonizing march to a recreation area. A demonstrable need is much more of a talking point than a need with nothing behind it but talk.

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