Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
ing wascomparatively a stranger to his delivery. Itappears that the signals which the pitcher wasgiving were a smile and a frown; and after atime, the first-base man, who had been in thehabit of catching for the same pitcher, began toexpostulate with the new catcher for his wretchedwork. Why,… … CATCriEK SIGNALING TO PITCHER BY RELATIVE POSITION OF THE MASK AND HIS EVES not giving the signals, to be perfectly free toshake his head if he does not approve of anyparticular delivery which has been signaled, andhis comrade then gives the sign for a differentcurve. In a strong battery the man…
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