The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

National commiss1on Eolds fts Ylrss
sitsang ro-eay. Honortng
the prafts.

CINCINNATI. sept 1.-THE National
Commission settled up the business OF
drafts from minor leagues early to-day.
There are q large number OF hopeful
youngsters who will have a chance to
. try their metus In the big show. the big
ger minor leagues being about equally
drawn upon.
OF the Wheeling club, was drafted from
the 81. Paul club of the American AssO-
cs,eesr ScK,sh the who Boston osh, T Sat
portion Of tsi: season 1 IN the e"e Central Ssr
League for Springfi was drafted
from Indianapolis, OF the American As
sociation. by the New York Americans
Catcher sehang the property OF the
Buffalo Eastern League club. wnn
caught for Erie. was drafted by the
philadelphia Nationals Pitcher aud
willie. was drafted from the Montreal
Eastern League club by Washington
outfieider Welchoncs. former Grand
drafted by the New York Americans
from Nashville. OF the southern League.
Tho following drafts from the Ameri-
can Association we're the first allowed
by the commission:
From Columbus. Packard. by Cinein-
natl Nationals; indianapolis. Mckee. by
New York Americans: Kansas City.
Powell, by Chicago Nationals: MiiwAu-
kee. Blackburn. by Chicago Nationn ls
Minneapolis. Clynier, by Chicago Ma
tiouals. st. Paul, hcKechnie. by Boston
phIa Nationals
Drafts from the International League
were next taken up by the commission
and are as follows.
From Baltimore. Player Derrick. by
Detroit Americans. Buffalo. Schsng, by
philadelphia Americans. Jersey CITY.
Rondo, BY Washington Americans: Mont
real. Connolly. by Washington Ameri-
cans. Newark Dent, by New York Amer
! leans: Providence. Works. by Cincinnati
Nationals; Rochester. Doian. by Phila-
delpbia Nationals: Toronto. Fisher. by
Brooklyn Nationals.
Drafts from Pacific Coast League fol-
low: Los Angeles. Severance. by 81.
Louis Americans; Oakland. Patterson by
st. Louis Americans: Portland. Klawit-
ter. by Detroit Americans: San Fran
cisco. Gideon. by Philadelphia Ameri-
cans. Vernon. Agnew, by st Louis
americans: Sacramento. orr. by Phiia-
Gelphia Americans.
Drafts from the Southern League
we're as follows. From birmingham.
Player Yantz hv 81 Louis Americans.
Chattanooga. Ralenti hv st Louis
Americans: MONTGOMERY. Walker. by ST.
Louis Americans. Nashville. welchonce
~ New York Americans, New Orleans.
Wagner. by Brooklyn Nationals. At
lanta. liarneson. by New York Ameri-
Drafts from Western League. Denver.
Beail. by Cleveland Americans. Omaha.
Hall. hy Detroit Americans. Lincoln.
HerEheimer. by Chicago Nationals. Bes
Moines. kores. by Chicago Nationals.
The luck Of tho draw in the drafts OF
the ma ior leagues from minor league
~luhs TEL with Tho American League at
MOnady's SESSION OF the National Rase
Rail Commissoin. President ban John
cons aggregation getting twenty out 81
the tnirty-two drafted players among
tho Class ~ and Class a. leagues
PLAYER SchanE. 81 the Buffalo club.
VINO was awarded To the Philadelphia
for player. thirteen different CLUB put-
ting in drafts Tor him.
In point ~ numbers the ST Louis
Americans proved the most fortunate.
obtaining six men from the two above
named minor leagues. The Chicac0 Ma
tionals came next with five men Phits.
delpnia Americans Z. New York Amerf-
cans Z. detroit Americans T. Washing
ton Americans 2. Cincinnati and Book
lNn Nationals each. st f.oufs Nat
ionals. Boston Nationals. Phliadeiphis
Nationals and cleveland Americans 1
each
The drawing n. iots consumed All n,
tfe muruing sevsfin and run we'll INTO
tho afternoon When the dravvfnr begsr
there was tj2i90o In the hands ~ -er.
retary ruce. nf the National COMMITS.
sion. % cover tho payment Of All draffs
OF this figure the CHICAGO Nafior,i
League club ranked the highest 1avfrr
itself liable ~ having 20 nav ouf f-r
Nan. while tho Boston American TNar,,,
.nh took The srnaiiert chance. fhaf n,
Z. world Series undscid.d.
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