Suder, Henry. [from old catalog] · [Chicago?] · leaf 66
layground a line isdrawn to designate a goal, a chair or buck placed at the farther goal linemarks the base; the one placed at the nearer line marks the home base.Two side lines drawn perpendicular to the goal lines at their extremitiesare the foul lines. One party, the Outs, is scattered over the… … —62— One of the Outs stands on or behind the goal Hne to toss up theball, not higher than ten feet. One of the Ins bats the ball with fist orarm or bat, as the case may be. If the toss was a fair one and the ball successfully struck, the batterruns to reach the base and return to the home base…
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