Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 265
ureness in throwing,speed in getting fromone point on the field toanother ahead of an op-ponent, good jumpingand good catching, arethe qualities that makea winning team. As a rule, no playeris equally well fitted forall positions. A guard,for instance, wouldrarely make a good cen-ter. The prime… … IN THE FIELD. THE GAME IN PROGRESS. ters, who are small and light. Perhaps there isno position so difficult as that held by the cen-ter home. Her work is no easy matter, for sheis under the eternal vigilance of the threesturdy guards, who attempt to thwart her throwsat every turn. Above all, she…
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