Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-20 | Page 14 | Connie Mack has Decided to Drop Injunction Suit

CONNIE MACK HAS DECIDED TO DROP INJUNCTION SUIT Evidently, from pHHtoni f&fiorta, Conn In .Mack 1ms rloiMderl lo tlrnp lii.i rlvil nijit which be thrutened to IndOtate neainst the nn timinl rnoinilFHion for Its rlrcistua In award Pitcher Scott Perry to the Boston National This bum. If it had been pushed. fhr.at-oncd fhr.at-oncd to dlarnpt orcrimi.pd basoball, and iL is a Rood thing Xor tho same that tt has bt?en dropped. On fche of.hpr hand, thprp mnv bp considerable consider-able Irony in M;iok'n action, ns it will he remembered lm krpt Perry nfler the national conjmlBbion'N derision had ponn ngalniit him and pllohrrt ihe young slar until the end of the abbreviated ab-breviated sea Hon. The question in whether Murk win order Perry to report, in mae Beott in simpn to do jo wlicn the war endH and profeRlonHl bBiebaU is ready to take up (In bat again or allow htm to go to the Braves, without further fur-ther quibbling.