The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11

players who aftsrwards joined the Ma tfonaI Association clubs shall be sub ject to review by the national board. :, D.ys1s sns Sy s:s :sstan Gs any and G G {. now with tSI caiifornia stass sale is to bs paid to the club original ly, owning the ssid player and the club in the California League, with which the player may then be with.
 '7--All players who violated con. tracts or reqervations shall revert G o. shsr sf S. ISss uss s t ss ss. ssais in sections ! and [. provided that said players are not sold or drafted during the final year that they are connected with the California state League;
 cola n 1sss ~ss ses s:ysi ss''sa: sss sr.sas sad pse sns sS: Ss s.s,; s:,:sss :ss sssn:g ,s :.sss: s.nas sas shall have the.right to take .sid play. price offered by any other ciue M sfssl s,vins Hcties M writns to sns sssi. sssss. fifteen days of the promulgatIcn."
 B There was no opposition to the siee- ton of Mir. Sexton as president. When Mr; sexton took the, office upen sha dent of the Eastsrn S,sssus. last yssr he insisted that another election hs held at this time Mr, Farrell holds over in the position of secretary and treasurer.
 Delegates Protest.
 The Northwest Lsagus rspreeeAted by President W. H. Lucas. and Q. E. made a hard fight for some special lsg. fslation In Its favor. and the request was referred to the Commtttee on Re- vision. The Northwest League men conterded that they were in peculiar were in reality a Class A LesEue. let tn the B classification. President Lucas said there are 100000 people in the six cities of their circuit--the popula- son sns ns hsg %srs sf pssns c.: .
 MT. Lucas then asked that the Al. sociation allow the Class A leagues to draft only one player from the Nortl- leagues to two. This was laid before the Committee on Revision.
 The reclassification based on the census of 1910 will give the Northwest League position in Class A about July
 The Northwest League also stated il was willing to purchase the rtghts of the Pacific ocast League to Portland, Ore, which had . team In both
 F. R. Carson, president of the Gen. tral League. was strong advocate of the establishment of . single dra aftine price by which the major leagues might take piaysrs fTCm o the @ rouria c.ssis sisd,ns o' scale. but Mir Carson said that if . player in Class c was conntdered wor- thy of draft by q major league club then he was worth as much to that MT. carson also asked that player be given certain time in which to res turn his signed contract or Incur .a penalty. MT: Ewing. or sne .ns sacane s.,ns tracts be sent out January l.. and the to return 1t. Both Mr. Carson's sug- gestions were referred to the Commit ''s The w class s:v c and D leagues asked tha, minor leagues be given the privilege oi delivering the drafted players st the end of the season. Now thee players are required to be deiiyrsd Auenss sst,;t, xs of re-districting the territory Of four leagues was appointed by Presideni Sexton. The leagues concerned ann their presidents. who were appointed
 F. R. Carson. Central: samuel L Wright, Ohio and Pennsylvania; Hob- ert Quinn. Ohio State. and J. ID. Gron' ninger, Pennsylvania and west WIT
 MT. Carson stated that the. Centra League did not care to make anS changes in It's. circuit. but he would be willing to meet with the commit
 According to the report Of the. au' diting committee. the National Assc' citation now has s7tl:ss on hand. Kavanaugh. President of the Southern LcaKtiB. t6etisea sftects &hhE ft1I6 snaaioi leagues be limited in some way in re may acquire or keep. The National Association will request the National Committee to take steps along this line.
 Tri-Stats League club was purchased by the Memphis Southern League club
 It was announsced that the Chicago