Kenesaw Mountain Landis voids Tigers trades and releases 87 players

Pinterest Instagram Facebook Youtube In a decision which foreshadows a significant blow to Detroit’s farm system, Kenesaw Mountain Landis voids the last month’s trade which would have sent Tiger hurler George Coffman and second baseman Benny McCoy to the A’s for outfielder Wally Moses. The commissioner declares McCoy a free agent because the team hid the infielder from other clubs, and in two weeks baseball’s first czar will also grant free agency to another 87 of the club’s farm hands due to their concealment in the minor leagues.
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