Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-12-11 | Page 6 | Many Veteran Baseball Stars Land New Berths for 1931 Season

ANY VETERAN BASEBALL STARS ARS LAND NEW BERTHS FOR 1 19 1931 93 31 1 SEASON r A t Y DRAFT STILL HOLDING UP LOOP DEALS Perkins Dugan Among Those Who Gain Changes NEW EW YORK Dec 11 A AP P With trading between tho the major majol leagues nd tho tIm big minors still at a standstill stand stand- still HUll while tho their 1 r I r c e p r e es t IT try to Iron Leon 0 out u t the tue remaining de details do- do frn tails relative c to a anew f tt new draft raft agreement agree agree- t r ment mo t of ot the c n news hews w S c coming coining 0 I n g 1 front tron tho the maj 0 o i r ry y league m meetings tI n Ss S's i here hele has eliminated K i. i ed ll edwith with a bus busy i 4 band bind of or i baseballs baseball's Vi- Vi old timers who have o been heen seeking I X F t Jobs and getting them Joe Dugau Dugan Some gome sort of oC a decision on the draft dl question was wa expected today as tho minor league of nine nino and the tho major league eague re es w cre A rc to get together again maln after reporting back backo to 10 o their meetings on tho progress made In yesterdays yesterday's conference It was as understood that a Joint meeting meet meet- Ing ng of or the tho major lea leagues was to be beheld beheld held Hd last night to hear tho reports report or of C tho tim proposition made b by tho the mInors BELIEVE SUITABLE PRICE AGREED UPON Although no official announcement announce announce- mont ment was made mado after yesterdays days day's it was belle believed al that the committees had agreed cal on ona a suitable suitable suit suit- able ble draft price but tho minors were cre holdIng out for Cor their proposition that hat the they should be allowed to ke keep p young oung OU lS' lS players for tor two or three thre years cars before they can bo be drafted and majors major's want vant to have havo fifteen men outon out outon on n option for tor three years ears instead ot of f el eight ht men for Cor two 5 years ears The meetings s of or tho National and American leagues were given overto overto over overo to o discussions of various arlous subjects ranging from the screening of or parks to o curb homo home runs t to the chain tote store system cm without taking any ny action But down donn in the tho hotel lobbies business busness bus bus- mess iness ness was was vas movIng mo briskly with vet vet- r rans ns transacting most of ot it Two former ormer Athletic catch catchers Wally chang and Cy Perkins Perkin's found CoundI places with new teams going to Detroit and Perkins to th the New NewYork NewYork York Tork Yankees Joe DuS' DuS Dugan n. n former Yankee th third rd ba baseman ean also sIgl signed cd up p with the tho Tigers as utility m man n. n Geor George corgo o Burns and Chief Bender two outstanding s stars j of at f former days talked business with John McGraw McGra manager of oC the thc New Ne York Tork Giants and nd it was expected that they would he e hired Burns as coach and Bender Benders as s scout QUINN BLUE SEEK NEW JOBS Other Job seekers were old JackQuinn Jack Quinn Quinn who iho hoped hope to to catch on with Brooklyn and George Georgo SIster of ot the Boston loston Braves Draves and Lu iu Blue of the t t. t Lou Louis I Browns ns both v veteran fret first rs it was understood that both joth had been given permission to tomake make lake tho the best arrangements possible pose pose- ble lc for tor their services but neither landed a anew new place Much conversation concerning trades among major league clubs lubs was passed back and forth foith but ut no no deals were completed The he Chicago White so Sox were ro the the- center ot of f most of the talk Cleveland of- of th toe the White Whito Sox Lew Fonseca In n exchange for Willie Kamra Kamm without without with with- out ut getting any response while hUe Washington sought to obtain Outfielder Outfielder Out- Out fielder Carl Reynolds torn from Chicago Prospects were better in tn this lineas line lineas lines as s ManaJ Manager er D Donle Bush showed signs Igns of or interest in obtaining Pitcher Bump Hadley one of oC the players offered and an nn outfielder to boot The Senators offered Joe Kuhel young first baseman or Buddy Myer fyer veteran Infielder The Boston Red fled Sox w were re understood under under- stood tood to have offered First Ba Baseman Baseman Base Base- man Phil to Cleveland in ox- ox change hango for tor Johnny Johnn Hodapp but the proposition was turned down u hU