Jamaican-born pitcher starred in Black baseball in the 1920s; family records and contemporary reports trace his Jewish roots ...
New historical research published Friday has identified Oscar Levis, a Black Negro Leagues pitcher with Sephardic Jewish roots, as one of the most accomplished Jewish baseball players of the 1920s, ...
In an age when Roadrunner sprints are passé, Washington’s Andrew Pinckney sped around the bases in 18.55 seconds for the ...
Rollo Wilson, the preeminent Black sportswriter of his era, held him up as a benchmark of pitching excellence — the kind of player a younger star would aspire to equal. For all of that, Oscar Levis ...
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