The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-02
MANY BALLPLAYERS
CALLED HIGHER UP

Cincinnati. o., Sept. AFTER hav-
ing made the heaviest draftings upon
the minor leagues that have been made
within the history OF organized base
ball, the National baseball commits
sion last night promulgated list .apf
the draftings made by the MAY
leagues and adjourned with harmony
prevailing among the leaders OF the
national game.
There were several spirited contests
IN the meeting during the day and
early evening, bur none of them de-
veloped any real bitterness.
The principal fight Of the day was
in the case Of pitcher Vaughn, form
erly OF Macon, but now with Louis
vile American association team, and
recently awarded to the Cincinnati ma
tionads, over the protest Of the New
York Americans.
The national body by unanimous
vote agreed to reopen the case to
hear the claims Of the New York
Americans for the services of Vaughn,
and after the evidence had been heard.
Vaughn was awarded to the New York
club with the understanding that he
Is to remain with Louisville during
the remainder OF the present season.
The Macon club is to return to
Louisville 5000 paid for Vaughn and
Louisville is to return to Cincinnati
a like sum paid by the local National
league team in the deal which Is
declared invalid.
The following drafts for players were
allowed:
American league: BY Philadelphia.
from Kansas City, Hetling, GAINESVILLE
wares; Utica, RobertaiIle; Augusta,
Hornsoert; Charlotte, German, Marion,
Staley; Evansville Butcher; OSHKOSH,
Coates; Beardstown, Seaman.
BY New York, from Richmond. Re-
velle; Portsmouth. Va, Clunn; Fort
Wayne, Channel
BY Boston, from Nashville. Tonne
man. Haverhill, Broadman and Briggs;
York, Perry.
BY Detroit from San Francisco.
Browning; Jersey city, Foster; Yer
non, Cal, Vance; Montreal, Savage:
Wilkes Barre, Bile; Wilkebarre. or
Binghampton Kirk; Rochester. sim
mons Williamsport, Sister and Brit
ton; Louisville, Olsen.
BY st. Louis, from Superior, Strem-
mel; Monmouth, Williams; Saginaw,
Kusel; Steubenvflle, Schotten; Nc
KEGS Port, McCraey, Enid, Allan;
Houston, Newman.
BY Cleveland, from Toledo. Robin
son; Peoria, Netzel; GAINESVILLE. Lloyd:
Akron, Murphy; Roanoke, Shaugh-
messy, Schmidt, Touchstone Mans
field, Flood, Smith; Savannah, Murch,
Oakland. Boice; Roanoke, Newton.
BY Chicago, from New Orleans, Raj
ties; Burlington, Burg; Cedar Rapids,
Rohrer; Atlanta, McMurray; Roanoke
Ryan; Guthrie, Warning; Des Moines,
Kerner, New Bedford, ovens; Spo-
kane, Helm; Worcester, Shaw; Du-
luth, Sehirmler.
National league, by Brooklyn, from
Milwaukee, Schneiberg baltimore,
Dessau, Buffalo, Schirm; Memphis,
Daubert; Mobile, BittroIf; New Bed
ford, Ulrick; Oklahoma, Mccormick;
Waco; Holmes; Hannibal, Prout; Du-
luth, Mueller; Bay City, Webster; APP
pleton, Brady Baumiller.
BY Philadelphia, from South Bend,
Walsh; East Liverpool. Mcbride;
Grand Rapids, HUMPHREYS.
BY Pittsburg, from Grand Rapids,
Webb; Brockson, Cutting: Omaha,
Fox; McKee's Port, Elliott; Fayette-
ville Dobson; New Ark, Sharpe.
BY Boston, from Providence. Moran;
Haverhill, Cooney; Lyon, Conway; AL
bany, Wolfgang.
BY st Louis, from Duluth, Marion;
ney; Dubuque, Hauser;: Columbus,
Pickett
/ BY Cincinnati. from indianapolis,
Cheney.
BY New York, from Norfolk, Tenn
ple Birmingham, Dickinson; Johns
town, Scott: Wilson, N. c., Buck or
Buckingham.
BY Chicago, from Kalamazoo,
Tooleys, Keener; Jacksonville. Weaver;
Enid, Woods; Dubuque, Nonnemacher;
Kalamazoo, LAgoe; McComb, Wolf;
Bay City, Cole; Lincoln, Davidson;
Toronto, Pfeffer; Sioux City, Tony
Smith; st. Paul. Liese; Los Angeles.
Orindorff; Portland, Carson; Musko-
gee. Metz; Adrian, Cook; Albany. Kay;
Syracuse, Mitchell; Monmouth, Hart,
Anderson, Smith; Wilkesbarre. Knapp.
BY Chicago Nationals Fred Liese,
pitcher and outfielder, ST. Paul; Frank
Pfeffer. pitcher, Toronto; Catcher
orendorf. Los Angeles; Pitcher Car