1930 Rule V Draft

From BR Bullpen

The major league 1930 Rule V Draft was held September 30. 21 players were drafted by major league teams, but the Philadelphia Phillies made an additional selection on October 7 when they discovered that Topeka was still open and the Cincinnati Reds waited for a ruling on Ed Strelecki's eligibility before drafting.

The biggest story of the draft was the Phillies taking Stew Bolen with the first pick, bypassing Bolen's Baltimore teammate Joe Hauser who had just hit 63 home runs in the International League. Hauser was then protected from being drafted by the rule that only one player could be taken from each minor league team.

Three weeks after the draft, on October 22, Judge Landis ruled that teams were not allowed to draft players from their own farm teams. This voided the Brooklyn Robins selection of Jimmy Pattison.

Rule V Draft Major league Selections[edit]

Selecting team Player Position Team Organization
Boston Red Sox Wilcy Moore Pitcher St. Paul Saints St. Paul
Boston Red Sox Jim Brillheart Pitcher Minneapolis Millers Minneapolis
Chicago White Sox Ike Eichrodt Outfielder New Orleans New Orleans
Cleveland Indians Bill Hunnefield Shortstop Toledo Mud Hens Toledo
New York Yankees Lefty Weinert Pitcher Louisville Colonels Louisville
Philadelphia A's Eddie Phillips Catcher Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto
St. Louis Browns Frank Waddey Outfielder Memphis Chicks Memphis
Washington Senators Buck Jordan Infielder Newark Bears Newark
Boston Braves Earl Sheely 1st baseman San Francisco Seals San Francisco
Boston Braves Bill Dreesen Outfielder Springfield Ponies Springfield
Boston Braves Roy Luebbe Catcher Charlotte Hornets Charlotte
Brooklyn Robins Clyde Day Pitcher Kansas City Blues Kansas City
Brooklyn Robins Jimmy Pattison* Pitcher/Outfielder Macon Peaches Brooklyn Robins
Chicago Cubs Dick Whitworth Pitcher Fort Worth Panthers Fort Worth
Cincinnati Reds Casper Asbjornson Catcher Nashville Volunteers Nashville
Cincinnati Reds Frank Sigafoos Shortstop Los Angeles Angels Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds Ed Strelecki** Pitcher Milwaukee Brewers St. Louis Browns
New York Giants Urbane Pickering 3rd baseman/Outfielder Birmingham Barons Birmingham
New York Giants Thomas Nash Outfielder Asheville Tourists Asheville
Philadelphia Phillies Stew Bolen Pitcher Baltimore Orioles Baltimore
Philadelphia Phillies Fred Koster Outfielder Little Rock Travelers Little Rock
Philadelphia Phillies Ed Roetz** Shortstop Topeka Senators St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals Al Moore Outfielder Buffalo Bisons Buffalo

* Pick voided on October 22 by Judge Landis

** Selection made on October 7

Rule V Draft AA Selections[edit]

No Selections


Rule V Draft A Selections[edit]

Selecting team Player Position Team Organization
New Orleans Pelicans Reynold J. MacDonald Pitcher Elmira Pioneers Elmira
Houston Buffaloes Tom Carey Shortstop Scranton Miners Scranton
Wichita Falls Spudders Herbert Bryant Catcher Wilkes-Barre Barons Wilkes-Barre
Wichita Falls Spudders Robert Fuss 2nd Baseman Scranton Miners Scranton

Rule V Draft B Selections[edit]

Selecting team Player Position Team Organization
Scranton Miners Frank Coleman Pitcher Raleigh Capitals Raleigh


Rule V Draft C Selections[edit]

No Selections


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