Youth must be served as a team composed of players under 35 defeated a side of over 35 at the Race Course yesterday afternoon in a rare and unique baseball game by a score of 11-6. The youngsters were always in the lead after their four-run barrage in the second inning.
Two home runs were made. They were, however, evenly distributed as Bill Lamneck garnered the first four-bagger for the "babies" and Ivy Riddick slugged the next for the "old men's" team.
The victors bunched their other runs in four innings while the losers, apart from scoring one in the third, grouped their tallies in the last four Írames.
Lamneck, Don Beeson, Harry Bernard and Joe Morang pitched for the young ones and no less than five twirled for the elder nine, Jack Riley, Buck Buckoway, Derby Ross, Carl Neprud and Demon Hyde. mates collected three in the second and four in the fourth.
A homer by York with the bases full and another by Pete Fox with two aboard helped the Detroit Tigers to beat the Chisox, 11-4.
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