The commission last night gave up the mission to have printed a copy of the rules and regulations for the Amateur Baseball Commission of Richmond. These rules have been revised to a certain extent by a committee consisting of R. A. Pardoza, first vice-president, and R. T. Corbett, sporting editor of the News Head and also a member of the commission. A copy of those rules with the changes will be read at the next meeting of the commission, which will be the second Wednesday in January. The commission has selected as its meeting night the second Wednesday in every month. A meeting can be called at any time, however, if business warrants it.

Religious Are Adopted.
Dr. Charles M. Hasten placed before the meeting the following resolution which was adopted by the commission:
The Richmond Amateur Athletic Federation and the Amateur Baseball Commission of Richmond, Va., each recognizing the importance of the other in its especial field of effort, namely, the A. H. H. C., in general athletics, and the A. H. H. C., in baseball, the following agreement is hereby made between the R. A. A. R and the A. R. T. C., whereby the baseball interests of R. A. A. P. are to be handed down by the commission.  This agreement shall be in force for the calendar year 1917:
R. A. A. K. on its part agrees to refrain from organizing and conducting baseball, and that no athlete shall on account of participation in baseball in 1917 have his amateurism mentioned, provided he plays under the commission and conducts himself according to the rules and standards of the commission. 