Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 413
the Washington club, American League. Brown,a recruit pitcher of the Athletics, was pitching,and was so unfortunate at one time as to havethe bases full and only one out. The batterbunted to the pitcher. Brown fielded the ball,and had the greatest possible number of fielderschoices open to him,… … HOW THE ATHLETICS TURNED A FIELDER S CHOICEINTO A DOUBLE PLAY.Bases full, one out. Batter bunts to pitcher. Pitcher fields ball,throws to catcher. Runner coming in from third is forced out.Catcher does nt have to tag him, and throws to first baseman, whocovers the bag, returning the runner who has…
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