Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 651
er handle it; if theformer, whether he wants to let a run score toget a sure out; whether he will let the steal beattempted and trust to fielding to cut off the run, discussed in a previous paper on fielding; defen-sive signaling is more concerned with gettingplayers in motion toward where the ball… … section of the bleachers at a game which drew a record-breaking crowd (nearly 40,000 PEOPLE). or if he will waste a ball and try to stop the stealthat way; and so on through all the variations.He must, therefore, have some signals by whichhe can indicate his wishes, if he meddles in de-fensive…
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