Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 295
ingers and thumb it would turn in the way indicated by the arrow in the diagram.This is the way it must twist to accomplish theout-curve. If this idea be borne in mind, andthe ball be thus thrown, the thrower will imme-diately discover that the simpler way to impartthis twist is not the spinning… … DIAGRAM OF PITCHER S CURVES. Fig. I shows the position of the ball and pitchers fingers asseen when looking directly at the back of the hand, whether thepitcher is to deliver an out or in curve. For an in-curve, the pitcherlets the ball go from his hand so that it last touches the inside of…
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