The reliable book of outdoor games. Containing official rules for playing base ball, foot ball, cricket, lacrosse, tennis, croquet, etc (1893)
Chadwick, Henry, 1824-1908 · New York, F. M. Lupton · leaf 7
es totheir own health and in tho improvement in thework of their employes, the combination ofwork and play yielding results in better workand more satisfactory service than was possi-ble under the old rule. Thus the game hasacted like a lever in lifting into public favor allathletic sports. It is… … HOW TO LEARN THE GAME. In learning to play baseball there are twoquestions to be considered; first, as to yourdesire to play the game for recreative exerciseonly ; and, secondly, in regard to your having as-pirations to excel as a professional expert. Tolearn to play baseball solely for the…
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