The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-02
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 BIG LEAGUES
ROSTER OF THOSE WHO WILL STEP INTO FASTER coMPA-
 NY WITH 1912 SEASON.
Brooklyn Team, Which Trains Here Gets the Largest Number of se- lect Recruits From Smaller
 Ball Societies.

Cincinnati Sept. lone hundred and ten minor league baseball pay Iers will become members of the maj or league clubs next season as the result of the drafting procass before the National Baseball Commission here today. Of this number 63 win enter the National and AZ the Amer ican League.
 The Brooklyn team Of the Nationals and the Detroit and the Cleveland clubs of the American League appear to have been the fuckest in the draw. Brooklyn got sixteen players, Cleve- land eleven, and Detroit nine.
 Player Cravetn of Minneapolis. vftt of San Francisco, and Dubuc of Tor Ionto were the best liked players. De- troit got both Witt and Dubus while Pittsburg secured Cravath, provided a claim submitted by the Philadelphia Nationals that it had purchased Ora yath is not allowed. In case it is allowed the Pittsburg club will obtain another Minneapolis player.
 The number of players secured by each major league club follows:
 National Leaguer-Brooklyn 16; New York 5; Cincinnati 10; Chicago D; st. Louis g, Philadelphia 5; Pitts burg 9; Boston A.
 American League-Cleveland II; Philadelphia 6; Detroit 9; Boston b; Washington 5; Chicago 1; St. Louis l2 New York 1.
 Secretary Bruce previous to the meeting stated he had received checks from the American League for draft ed players amounting to $7S,650 and from the National League. s108. 400.
 Before the meeting at which the drafts we're opened the commission decided to lay the matter of the Eastern League over for the time be- ling. There were no new develop Iments today in the American Associa,
 
 tion squabble. Following is a partial list of play CTS drafted by major league clubs.
 National League.
 By St. Louis-From Columbus, Ga. i. Radabaugh Corpus Christi. Tex; Wetzel.
 By Pittsburg from Waco, Dodd; Charleston. Everett; San Antonio, Gray; Rome. Ga; Llewellyn; Savan- nah. Taylor.
 By Philadelphia, from Bristol, Tenn. Corcoran.
 By New York-From Dallas, Evans; Columbus, s. C.: Fulenwider.
 By Brooklyn-F'rom Chattanooga; Higgins; Birmingham, Kent; Austin. CcDonald; Gasvestou, James ana Brandt.
 By Chicago-From Savannah, Mil Ter.
 By Boston-From New Orleans, Kirke.
 By Cincinnati-Flbm LyIlchburg, Va, Burch; Charleston. N. G., Bau- serwein. Maysvifle, Ky. Romine.
 American League.
 By Detroit--From Columbia, S. C., Duncan; Macon. Ga. Reynolds; Hat tlesburg, Miss, Cruise.
 By Cleyeland-Rrom Nashville Bair
 By Boston--From Columbia. s. c.. Krug.
 By Philadelphia-From Austin, Cook; Oklahoma City, Jackson.
 By Chicago-From Austin, Con- stock: knoxville, Meyers. The following is a list of drafted players disallowed by lot: National. By St. Louis-From Birmingham, Elliott. By Philadelpnia-Fr Galveston. James; Birmingham, Elliott. By New York-From Hattiesburg, , Cruise. By Chicago-From Waco, Dodd Memphis. Crandall.
 By Boston-From Boston. Kent; Nashville, Schwartz; Memphis. Gran dall.
 By Chieago--From Charlotte. Bause- wine: Birmingham, Kent: New or leans, Kirke; Memphis, Crandall. l By PhiIadeLphia-Fr Savannah, : Miller. ' By Detroit-From Columbia. $, U, :. Duncan; Birmingham. Kent; New or. lCeans, Nagle.