Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 40
could reach home, the Dusenburyswould be victorious. Both clubs were now literally breathless withsuspense. As the Dusenburys were playingon a broken leg, the coacher instructedthe runner to take every chance; followingwhich advice, he succeeded in sneaking tothird. The batter brought him home, and… … YOU RE WHAT ? SHRIEKED THE GENIE. (SEE PAGE 553.) Thus ended, in favor of the Dusenburys, themost remarkable game ever played on thatfield — or perhaps on any other. (To be continued.) h®m& u=^ . -i^
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