Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 178
om the catcher to second base at a timewhen the man on third has a good lead towardhome, and make the bag, the man on third willprobably be successful in stealing home, mak-ing the play a double steal. But suppose twomen are out? Then if the stealer from first baseis caught, the side is out, and… … CAUGHT BETWEEN THIRD BASE AND HOME. second with two out, and a man on third, may bejustifiable, since the situation is acute. But ifthe batter is strong, then it may be unwise to riskthe steal, because you know all the attention willbe directed to getting you, coming in to second,and it is at least…
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