Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 534
be tried, and enable him to callfor the pitch-out, which will give him a chanceto nail the runner at second (Fig. 4). Base-runners, as they run well or ill, havemuch to do with the successful work of pitchers.The more runs the nine wins, the more easily thepitcher can work; the less lead the nine… … Catcher fields the bunt THE PLAY AS IT WAS PLAYED. Pitcher pitches, ball is bunted, catcher runs in and fields bunt, has an F. C, and elects to throw to third. Third baseman runs in on the bunt,sees catcher is fielding it, scuttles back to third. Runner on second with long lead beats the throw,…
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