Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 535
s, had permitted him long leads, andthen had frightened him with wide pitch-outs,which Snodgrass was in the best position to see.So he had Snodgrass going back with the pitch—and that is not the way to steal bases! Probably in no place in a game is the strategicbrain of the captain or manager… … Catcher fields the bunt Zd- Baseman Is- Baseman covers first THE PLAY AS IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE. Pitcher pitches, ball is bunted, catcher runs in and fields bunt, has an F. C, and elects first base. First baseman runs in, covers bag, receivesthrow, and runner who bunted is out by yards. Runner on…
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