The Archive · 1938

Massed Game

The past season was finally closed a massed game, at the conclusion of which the presentation of prizes was made.

In conclusion, the President pointed out that by reason of the nature of the constitution of the Associ n it was impossible to make any formal resolution at yesterday's meeting, but all the things discussed will serve as a guide in the future Committee Meeting. strengthened by the addition of Joe Vosmik to their outfield, but still ncc some more pitching. The rest of the league you can put into a hat, shuffle it up and pick the way they will finish.

McCarthy was about the asked Yankees.

"No, I'm not laying any claim to the pennant. I would much prefer to postpone such discussion until after April 18. I want to see how much the Tigers, Indians and White Sox have been improved—and improved they unquestionably have been. I am confident, however, the Yankees will be stronger than our last two teams."

McCarthy explained his hopes for new strength as follows:

The team is young, getting better all the time. The infield is set and McCarthy has so many outfielders he does not know what to do with them.

Material is splendid because of the efficient Yank farm system.

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