.WOBJSIMjY WAS not OUSTEDManagers of Home Chib Kelnri^Woin. Meeting at’ Directors ilt;kYMi,SHOiii?i- IIIllinoisDengue1.'jr*rl Willett ami Louis Hunt, owners oC the Moberly base ball club in the.. Missouri-Tllinois1 League, returned this morning from St. Louis, where they ! a I. le ruled a conference of the directorsoL’ (ho league last night, 'I'ho meeting was called because of the dissatisfaction of some of the St. Louis Vluha over having to conic so great adistnuce.to reach the Moberly park.The T-Iyde Park base ball clnb, in the Trolley Longue, has mado a proposition and asked' for admission into the Missouri-Tllinois League.! The Hyde Parks have a park of their j own and could therefore take Mober-ly's place very gracefully, eliminatinga1I^ the necessity for so much travel. Acouple oil’ the clubs In the league favored raakUig the change, but M»nag-ers Avillott and Hunt convinced themsistei^ cliihsi . In* the league that a? soon a^Moijcrly’ gets some real baseball weaker' the fans will turn out ini JKe£1’ such HuJKers at the local baseball ipark tha*“be directors would not con j skier a change under any conditions. That’s the right dope, too. There’s no bettor base ball town In the world; the fans are alive and the club thatirepresents them is a hummer.The umpires refused to make the trip to Moberly any more, so one of them, Kroymeyer, lias been released. The other two, Paul McSweeney anil .Toe Daly will officiate alternately atSt. Louis and Belleville.Andy Wainscott has been chosen us the third umpire and will handle the indicator in all of the games played at the Moberly park.Moberly is firmly anchored In the Longue and the fans arc confident that we will have a poop in when the pennant Is handed out: ”'Tf weather conditions aro., favorable ,, (games of next Sunday and Mcmdny \ these should be two banner days of8ttsyc\\ * .) (.A1record-breaking attendance. .. ]