Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 28
y prepare themselves for the regular fieldwork. Some of the best equipped of thesegymnasiums have long, low alleys, completelybounded by two walls and a wire netting, in which throwing and batting can be practiced.These are known as cages. The irregular andindiscriminate use of the apparatus, or… … PITCHER AT PRACTICE IN THE the benefit to the general health of regular exer-cise during the winter and early spring is not tobe disregarded as a factor in the problem ofdeveloping successful nines. The use of theapparatus should be directed toward the devel-opment and strengthening of the various…
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