Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 223
or hearing just where the runner is,and if the runner has not reached him he shouldturn to the left with the ball in his left hand.If, however, the runner is just passing him, heshould swing to the right with the ball in theright hand. In either case, he need not swingso low as he does when the… … THIRD-BASE MAN INTERCEPTING THE SLIDE OF A RINNER FROM SECOND. fortunately the ball so seldom comes to theproper point that these other methods of touch-ing the runner must be practiced faithfully. 1890.1 BAT, BALL, AND DIAMOND. 755 In the matter of one player assisting another,the third-base man…
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