The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

h. Associated Press
i NEW YORK. Dec. 14.--SeekinR
Removal Of the stone wall" they
*eclared minor leagues had placed
Sround star players by asking pro-
alibitlye prices for them, of icials Of
&he National and American leagues.
IA their respective meetings today
kroposed an amendment TO the ma
&Ional baseball agreement that
&Sould reinstitute the draft.
a Resolutions 10 this effect we're
3hdopted by unanimous vote In both
9saEues and submitted to baseballt
Advisory council for consideration
samorrow, during the Joint meeting
IN the majors The resolution in
j ne National was offered by Garry
THerrmann Of the Cincinnati club. as
substitute for the suggestion by
HCharles II. Ebbets OF the Brooklyn
Il lub that the majors re use to pur-
Hhase players from any league not
aiubscriblng to the draft.
& Outlawry Is Feared
Mr.. Ebbets' sugg stion, II was
Maid, dld not meet with the approval
"a Commissioner Lands, who saw In
We adoption, creation OF a condition
Y outlawry IN the minors and dis
enslon IN the majors.
n The advisory council Is expected
settle the matter tomorrow. Presi.
F. sgnt Hickey OF the American associ-
Hho,. and President Sexton OF the
RATIONAL association. governing body
| all minor league baseball, are
nor ieaRue members OF the coun.
A. Mr.. Sexton Is reported to have
bid that reinstitution Of the draft
fould be boon to the minors gen
|Uially.
III ar. Hickey has not expressed nj
ttitude In that regard.
ii The National league carried out
President Heydlers suggestion for
8iring protection to umpires by pro-
Iding FOR appointment o. vigilance
ops' to arrest throwers OF pop bot
Pes and authorizing the construc-
non In seTeral parks OF special exit;
| er "umpires only"
The New York Yanks announcec
hey had purchased r. Tecarr. left
banded pitcher from the Jersey cts
E*rlub Of the International league. The
<Spurchase prize was said to be 1000
4fecar. won 20 games of 40 pitched
Wgast season.
American Learners Agree.
han Johnsor's league went into
&session here today at the Commo
$iore. The American ieaguers had n
Plate full OF routine business an
v he like, but as rule they dispose
Ia such matters quickly. The s'tua.
<1ion developing out OF the draft
question was believed sure to come
#p for discussion as several import
tfht American league magnates are
Hown TO hold the same opinion a.
III heir National league brothers, some
TFort Of drastic action 10 bring thu
III ondraft minors TO time was looked
III The scarcity OF playing talent
oweyer, may prove a serious OBJ,
'acle In the path OF n move on tn,
,srt Of the majors TO refuse to pur
n ease players from the Information
~ American, Pacific Coast Wester'
ahd Three l leagues. These five civ
VlW are against the draft and vii
Snsve none Of H. They have gottei
siong swimmingly welt without 1
,or fear and they see no reaso;
", returning to II. incidentally, thi
sulniet OF leapues along with tn
and Texas leagues, ha
zen me main source Of supply #
ns deyelopment Of major league re
uul'S and whether this grea
Soutee should be voluntarily cut of
lhe majors themselves Is dues
aUn OF proportions. The major
l nave to consider It seriously. A
saI ms is the attitude or the NOR
'ODi'oent opponents of the draft,
IT M, sun Talking Deals.
IA "hle the major league club own
~ We're busy with their meeting
ys their managers and scout
I'll issue'inued talking player deals. Tn
gaes OF both the Wa'4o~f a.
I7 ----nodore were crowded wit