Ted Lyons Leads Old-Timer Arm To Yankee Stadium Test
Chicago White Sox veteran Ted Lyons, nearing his 40th birthday, draws a Yankee Stadium assignment as fans chase a myth of youth. Lyons has puzzled the Yankees with a masterful savvy and a growing knuckle ball while remaining effective despite age.
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Races Win 24 to 5 Over Fortuna Club at Oury Park
The Means and Slocum team defeated Fortuna 24 to 5 at Oury park Sunday. Doherty pitched a shutout until the sixth inning, allowing seven hits while striking out nine and walking one. Ted Griffin hit a four bagger for the Races.
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Ferrier Disqualification Dims U S Amateur Golf Championship
The United States Golf Association barred Jim Ferrier from the 1940 National Amateur, citing his book Jim Ferrier's Golf Shots and royalties as ineligible under amateur rules. Exempt contenders lead the field, with Marvin Ward and Willie Turnesa among top favorites as 747 players enter sectional qualifiers across 28 sites for 140 spots at Winged Foot.
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League Leaders by AP American and National Leagues
Batting leaders include Radcliff and Appling batting averages. Williams and McCosky top runs. Greenberg drives 108 RBIs. Foxx and DiMaggio follow. Cramer and Radcliff lead in hits. McCosky and Greenberg top doubles. McCosky leads triples. Foxx and DiMaggio dominate home runs. Case and Walker lead steals. Newsom and Rowe top pitching wins.
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