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Education by plays and games (1907)

Johnson, George Ellsworth, 1862-1931 · Washington, D.C. : McGrath Pub. Co. · leaf 127

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er, and so on. The batsman takes the last place in the field. Two Old Cat. In this game are two bases and two base- men. A batsman may be put out in running bases accord- ing to the usual rule in baseball. Round Ball. In this game there are the usual number of bases and basemen. There may be three… … Rush Whoever catches a fly or stops three grounders becomes batter. This game is usually started by some one's crying, " Fuugo, first hand in." Baseball. Boys of this period often attempt the game of baseball, usually with extemporized sides, sometimes with boy- ishly organized nines. These…

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