Stars Drafted From the American Association
The American Association gave up eight players in drafts by two major teams. Hayden the Indianapolis fielder drew the most attention with five clubs drafting him. Also drafted were Biagley, Bennie Myers, Skeeter Dun, James, Harbeau, Catcher Buelow, and Basick. Most have or will reach the majors, with several already having seen service in the big leagues. Time will tell which make lasting impacts.
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American Association
Ponsena
Hayden
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Biagley
Louinville
Cubs
Bennie Myers
St. Paul Gatener
New York Nationals
Skeeter
James
Columbus
Howton Americans
Harbeau
Philadelphia Americans
Buelow
Minneapolis
Washington
Basick
Kansas City
Bown Nationaia
Kool Highliff Curtis
Fast
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Muy Jen
Boston Americans
Marbeau
Wvelabd
Baslok
Cleinatl
Cuble
Stanley
James and
Moyers
New York Olante
Big Gum Paid for Players in Recent Draft Totals
The national baseball commission handled $114 060 for minor league players in the past two months through fall drafts and direct club deals. Bruce of the commission estimated big league clubs spent about $180 000 on players, with another draft season likely to raise the sum to roughly $176 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim To & Statement
Borietary
Mk. Hruce
National Baseball Commission
Jlay Eve
National Commission
Ou Vleurtog
Boergiary Bruce
Weason
New York Teams Dominate Early Baseball Records
New York clubs set fast start marks as the Giants steal ten bases and the Highlanders notch seventeen three. The season begins with standout baserunning and power numbers across the two major leagues.
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Bressers
New York
Giants
Ion Highlanders
Pittsburg Plan to Change Foul Strike Rule
Baseball statistician George J. Moreland of Pittsburg proposes amending the foul strike rule to draw two lines parallel to the foul lines six feet outside. Balls landing between the lines would not count as strikes, aiming to help hard hitters like La Joie and Cobb while preserving the rule’s intent against intentional fouling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georse J. Moreland
Baseball Stataticlm
Pittsburg
Aldit
Wnt
la ‘Joie
Dowtin
Cobb
Lenehh
Crawford Wagner
Lumley
Lobert
Clubs Not Penalized In Baseball Transfer Irregularities
A review finds no penalties imposed on Cleveland Akron Nashville Columbus Toledo or Portland clubs for irregular transfers in the national commission context. Officials note no evidence of collusion but acknowledge permits granted for player movements as part of existing agreements.
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Cleveland
Akron
Nashville
Columbus
Toledo
Portland
Pliserk
National Baseball Couniieeion
Develo
Heerlen
Phe
Deeman Mtaten
Lee Tu
Cleveland American Tenis
Boen
Akpan
Nilville
Columius
Puetivad
Hansmetlons
Thie Ene
Democrats Nominate Bingham for Governor at Concord
The Democratic State Convention in Concord New Hampshire nominated George H Bingham of Manchester for governor. Reports span multiple incidents from explosions to political maneuvers and international turmoil.
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Concord
N. H
George H. Bingham
Manchester
Cambridge
Mass
Rchouble Nrewing Company
Hudson
N. C
Temmonthwold
Middiemas
Spring Held
W. F. Epley
Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin Medical Society
Senor Magalhnes
Cawcons
Portugal
G. Emmons
Duluth
Omaha
Union Station
St. Paul
American Porte
Hamburg
St Marta
Spain
War Department
William F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Arizona
Washington
Paris
Prince Miguel of
Braganza
Dom Miguel
Samuel Sloan Chauncey
George Clark
W. H. Taylor
Shero
Texas
Peterhot
Alexander Starbuck
Cuviver Club of
Cincinnati
Hmself
Wilbur Balthazer Martin
Waterbury
Su Chow
No Sieh
Hung Chow
Ning Fo
Nankin
George J. Sheldon
Nebraska
Covernor
Joseph C. Ganater
Life Family
Reading
Anti
Northwest
Ance Tartar
Kinnos Pitter
Ty Beeri
Joraent Kermanenshamder
York
Gael
California
New York
Batog Wewmersl
Watlmere Tient
Charles
Montana and regional notes across police, court and weather
Northwest notes report new cavalry at Fer Yellowstone and a Washington Supreme Court ruling banning cigarette sales. Montana items include wool shipments, a coroner's inquiry into Addie Bailey's death, a death by suicide in Spokane, and electors named for the Democratic party. Also covered are a saloon hold up in Columbia Nevada, a Cheyenne death, and Cheyenne to Denver events with local fair openings and varied incidents in Basin and Park counties.
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Fer
Yellowstone
Supreme Court of Washington
Spokane
Don
Wye
Foeknimetons
Pier Week
Minn Addie Bailey
Cheyenne
James Conners
Chehalis
Wash
Conners
Philadelphia
Harry Farthing
Pole Creak
Rinchman
South Omaha
Wilford
Ho A Thayer
Basin
Wyo
George Tucker
Butte
al J. Clogs
Livingston
Andrew Wormser
Wormser City
Park County
Montana
Columbia
Nev
Bill Forster
Cheyer
Bessie Hall Goodwin
Maxine Bb Hott
Pike
Iva
Nevada
Nat C. Goodwin
Haven
Laramie County
Wheatland
Hllen Deeca
Puello
Kon
Bisnih
Virginia Harnes
Pugs
Reno
New York
Bottern
Eleanor Rogers
Coliseun
Denver
Howe
Wenlenved
William Tunes
Kedwort Welk
Lewin
Verlibal
Penne
Cleesangre
Mleeporque
Care
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Hotel
Kemmerer
White
Tom Ming
L. Quealy
Milwaukee
Frontier, Wyoming
F.R. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyco
Jomn Rizzi
WM. O'Connell
Pete
Peter Gordon, Jr
Propertier
Detroit Tigers
Daios
STARS
Eoch
Pittsburger
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