The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-02
Connie Mack Places Claim
4 for the Digger
MANY PLAYERS ARE DRAFTED
Flood and Smith Go to
Cleveland Club
Pitcher Pickett Claimed by st. Louis
Nationals Kollcr VIII Go
! 20 Cleveland--Disputc Likely Over
Dick Stalcy.

: Cincinnati, o., Sept AFTER max
ing the heaviest draftiugs upon the
minor leagues that have been made
within the history of organized base
ball, the national baseball commits.
sion promulgated list of the draft
ings made by the major leagues and
adjourned with harmony prevailing
among the leaders of the rational
game. There were several spirited
contests in the meeting, but none of
them developed any real bitterness.
The principal fight was in the case
OF Pitcher Vaughn, formerly Of Ma.
con, now with Louisville American
association team, and recently award.
ed 10 the Cincinnati Nationals over
the protest of the New York Ameri.
cans.
The national body by unrpimous
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 under
standing that he is 10 remain with
Louisville during the remainder Of
the present season. The Macon club
is to return 10 Louisville $500 paid
for Vaughn, and Louisville is to re.
turn to Cincinnati like sum paid by
the local National league team in the
deal which is declared invalid.
In the case of Player Finlayson OF
Brockton. Mass, for whose parchase
an agreement was presented by
Brooklyn, the player was held sub.
ject to draft.
The commission took action. upon
motion Of President Heydler, and re.
fused 10 make rule 81 retroactive.
This referred particularly to tho case
of Player Olmstoad of Minneapolis.
and Olmstead is notified to report to
the Chicago Americans within as
hours. In case of failure to do so the
Chicago club is 10 have the sole right
to draft him.
In the case OF he dispute of claims
of the Cleveland Americans aul Chi.
cago Nationals upon the services of
Player Luderis OF Frecport, H.. the
player is awarded to the Chicago
club.
BY Philadeuphia-Fro Kansas
City. Hetling; GAINESVILLE. Wares; Utl
ca, Robertaille; Augusta, IIornsbert;
Charlotte, German; Marion, Staley;
Evansville, Butcher: Oshkosh Coates;
Beardstown, Scanlan
BY New York-From Richmond,
Revelle; Portsmouth, Va, Clunn;
Fort Wayne, Channel.
BY Boston, from Nashville, Tenne-
mann; Haverhill, Boardman and
Briggs York, Perry.
BY Detroit, from San Francisco,
Browning; Jersey City, Foster Ver-
Vance; Montreal, Savage;
Bills; Wilkesbarre or
Binghampton, Kirk; Rochester, Sim
mons; Wiliamsport, sister and Brit
ton: Louisville, Oslen
By st. Louis and from Superior
Stemmel; Monmouth, Williams. Sag
inaw, Kurel; Steubenville, Schotten:
Mckeesport, McCrary; Enid, Allen;
Houston, Newman.
By Cleveland from Toledo, Robin
son; Peoria, Netzel; GAINESVILLE, Lloyd
Akron, Schmidt; Touchstone; Mans
field, Flood, Smith; Savannah, Murch;
Oakland, Boice; Roanoke, Newton.
By Chicago, from New Orleans, Raj
Us; Burlington, Burg; Cedar Rapids,
Rohrer; Atlanta, McMurray; Roanoke
Ryan; Guthrie, Warning; Des Moines
Iferner; New Bedford, Owens; Spo-
kane, Helm; Worcester. Shaw Du-
lnth, Schmirler.
BY Brooklyn, from Milwaukee.
schneiberg; Baltimore, Dessau;
Buffalo, Schlrm; Memphis, Daubert;
Mobile, Bittroln; New Bedford, Ul-
rich; Oklahoma Mccormick; Waco.
Holmes; Hannibal, Prout Duluth,
Bay City, Webster; Apple
ion, Brady, Beaumiller
BY Philadelphia, from South Bend.
Walsh; East Liverpool, Mcbride;
BY Pittsburg, from Grand Rapids,
webb; Brockton, Cutting; Omaha,
FOX; McKeesport, Elliott; Fayette-
Yllle, Dobson; Newark, Sharpe.
by Boston, from Providence. Mo-
ran; Haverhlll, Cooney; Lynn, Con-
way; Albany. Wolfgang.
BY ST Louis, from Duluth, Marion
wheeling. jewell Hagerhlll, Court
Ley; Dubuque, Hauser; Columbus,
Pickett.
by cincinnati. from Indianapolis,