Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 156
ch hecould retrieve this disaster, the dog seemed toregain his spirits, dashed into the field, and was jectile seemed to fit; then, with tail wagging, hewould hasten to carry the ball to the next player.He was equally proficient with low balls, eithercatching them in his mouth or stopping them… … speedily in his position as left-fielder, before anyof the others had reached their places. In the preliminary pass around that precededthe play, Major was not left out, and I saw that theballs that were thrown at him directly were quiteas swift as those delivered from base to base; andin justice…
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