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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 11 (1886) (1886)

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eenth out of fifty-four of a forked lever pivoted to the other standard. In forward of that line. The effect of the slow stroke persons bitten by wolves, which would give an aver- the upper end of the tube thefe’is an adjustable rod. would be to send the hit ball to the right field ; that age… … Fig. 3. theory of measuring the stroke of the FACING FOR A LEFT FIELD HIT. bat with the pace of the ball, we bring into play the art of facing for posi- The tube and its rod are raised when the lever is de- tion, which art is simply that of standing in three the average given in recent statistics…

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