Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Baseball Moguls to Name New CZAR -- Here are eight of the new 10-man committee named to define powers, salary and term of a baseball commissioner, as they met with the major league heads today. Left to right, seated, they are: Thomas A. Yawkey; Boston Red Sox; Samuel Breadon, St. Louis Cardinals; ford Frick, National League president; William Harridge, American League president, and Warren Giles, Cincinnati Reds. Standing, left to right: P.K. Wrigley, Chicago Cubs; Donald C. Barnes, St. Louis Browns; Horace Stoneham, New York Giants; Alva Bradley, Cleveland Indians, and Jack Zeller, Detroit Tigers. Other committee members are Branch Rickey, Brooklyn, and Joseph Hostetler, Cleveland.
Baseball Moguls to Name New CZAR -- Here are eight of the new 10-man committee named to define powers, salary and term of a baseball commissioner, as they met with the major league heads today. Left to right, seated, they are: Thomas A. Yawkey; Boston Red Sox; Samuel Breadon, St. Louis Cardinals; ford Frick, National League president; William Harridge, American League president, and Warren Giles, Cincinnati Reds. Standing, left to right: P.K. Wrigley, Chicago Cubs; Donald C. Barnes, St. Louis Browns; Horace Stoneham, New York Giants; Alva Bradley, Cleveland Indians, and Jack Zeller, Detroit Tigers. Other committee members are Branch Rickey, Brooklyn, and Joseph Hostetler, Cleveland.
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Baseball Moguls to Name New CZAR -- Here are eight of the new 10-man committee named to define powers, salary and term of a baseball commissioner, as they met with the major league heads today. Left to right, seated, they are: Thomas A. Yawkey; Boston Red Sox; Samuel Breadon, St. Louis Cardinals; ford Frick, National League president; William Harridge, American League president, and Warren Giles, Cincinnati Reds. Standing, left to right: P.K. Wrigley, Chicago Cubs; Donald C. Barnes, St. Louis Browns; Horace Stoneham, New York Giants; Alva Bradley, Cleveland Indians, and Jack Zeller, Detroit Tigers. Other committee members are Branch Rickey, Brooklyn, and Joseph Hostetler, Cleveland.

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