The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-31
NOTICE TO MAJOR LEAGUES
OPTIONS ON PLAYERS
May Recall Those Let Out to
 Minor Leagues Before August 25.

The national baseball commission has just given out the following supple mental notice to all major league clubs pertaining to major league players sold to minor league clubs with options to recall them before August 25, 1907:
 Several weeks ago the commission issued bulletin pertaining to this sub- ject. This is supplementary thereto:
 Tn the last bulletin the price fixed for the recall of player Frank Leary from the Harrisburg club by the Gin cinnati club was fixed at $500 This should be $4OO
 Pertaining to player Hurley, the bulletin read, by Brooklyn to Toronto Jerry Henley, $500 It should have been Jerry Hurley, $25o.'
 June 23, 19O7 the Brooklyn club en- tered Into an agreement with Jersey City for the release of player J. H. Butler for $2OO, with an option to re- purchase prior to August 25. The Brooklyn club notifies the commission that Jersey City has failed to sign and return agreement in writing, and exer- cises option through commission. The commission renders player ineligible until agreerhent, properly signed is re- ceived.
 "The following additional sales with the option to repurchase on or before August t25 should be added to the last bulletin: American league, by New York to Montreal, Robert Keefe and Louis Crockett, $500 each; by Wash ington to Milwaukee, Players Goodwin and Wilson, $1,250; by Boston to Lit tie Rock, E. H. Hughes, $1,0OO; by Boston to Toronto, Pitcher Jacobson, $1,0O0.
 "National league-By New York tc Rochester, John Sundheim, $50a.
 "The following options for the re- purchase of players have been eXer- cised and the checks in payment for the same forwarded to MT. Farrell secretary of the Nationaf association:
 National league: By Cincinnati, from Harrisburg, Frank Leary; from | Atlanta, Jesse Beclers from Atlanta, William Dyer from Lancaster, John w. Deal. By Pittsburg: From Provi- dence. William Abstein; from. Wheel irg, H. " Maggert, Nicholas Maddox and Thomas Philbln. By Brooklyn: From Harrisburg, Henry Patteei from Toronto, Jerry Hurley; from Jersey City J. W. Whiting and John H. But Ter; from Indianapolis, Bert Briggs; from Wilmington, Edward C. McDane By Philadelphia: From Trenton, Wal ter Moses and Chester A. Criss; from Providence, George F. McQuillan and J. F. Donavan. By New York; From Newark, Edward McDonaldi from Rochester, s. sundheim.
 J "American league-By New York l from Atlanta. Ray Castleton; from Mon, treal, Tom Hughes. Robert Keete ,,. anc Williamsport, H. P. Vickers and Claude Berry; from Hartford, John Lellyelt, n [ Cunnineham, Fred Nehring and Johr o'Connor; from Worcester. Louis Lit schi. from Harrisburg, Ed Foster; iron Danville, Pitcher Lavinder (6y selee' tion); from Portsmouth, Charles schu' man (by selection) from Montreal ll i David Shean, By Washington; Fron Milwaukee, Goodwin and Wilson, BI Cleveland: From Toledo, George Her. ring. from Albany, Monte Wood ant w. l. Ingerton; from Akron, Ben ,Cafi fyn. By Detroit: From Montreal, A c. Brown; from St. Paul, k F. Erwin from Johnstown, Wade Killifer and D Jones; from Springfield, Ill, H. steiger By Boston: From Toronto, William Carrigaqn; from Providence, Rober Peterson. Ed. Barry, Harry Lord, Ches l tnr Chn dhnmrnn and IoHenh Harris,