Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-20 | Page 15 | Majors and Minors will Bury Hatchet

BsilST II BURYHATGHET New Agreement Expected to Be Adopted Before 1920 Season Starts. By J. E SANBORX. a Bp Si t S ;rvice. ago, Xov. is. sentiment among r ?u baseball club owners is favor .sumption of re- w:u t3 governi d by - c: an agreement to take tho ja ;: one that was dissolved by r.:: : assent !2.: w:::or, a -ording to . f xess.r : ". . stay-over ... -':-.-t v - no stopped here I BMT back from the minor If: . u Lhe east last week. ' Tht restoration o: the draft privilege U tie major leagues seoms to be the ottjftmi of argument, and the class AA. 1mes of the National association are I y in favor o: :t than those tl tower classification. Tfce reasoa is that the smaller circuits " subject to draft by the class AA r; : : -. - ; ' . and -Z-: -r. ;Ta ur. -. "gentle- eY agreement fa ast seadiL h larger minors, there'-are. were unite un-ite to dispose of their players except - :. - a. larce number of : ; this year, ihe majors purchased k few who ; had a wee to make- mod ar.-.i went, into the - " - : :: . ". - for the i fcSt f their recruits for nex: season. There is every likelihood there wi:: be :- worked out Le.'oro pag between the minor league commit-seaad commit-seaad a joint major league committee pointed 2.1 the Ee-?em'-er meet- tasident Jchnson of the Amen an - confined to i.is residence again r orders of his doctor, who discovered gws symptoms of infection in a foot Ban's attempt to get down to ouce too soon on Saturday The ail-t ail-t dates back to a St. Louis chiropo- who hurriedly treated a -corn -for I P1 a fortoight or more ago.