Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 326
. I once heard a player remark that the only sureway to make a play on Cobb was to throw to thebase ahead of the one he was approaching. Theremark was made lightly, but in truth it seemedthe only safe way, for Cobb was literally runningwild, and getting away with it. And I know oneplayer who did… … I HI (,Rh \ r 1 \ Rl s ( OBH No plaverin thej^ame has more natural abiliiy in every direction than the Tiger star. Cobb rando everythnig well. On the bases he is a marvel Nu one has a more elusive slide. Time aftertime, he reaches a bag in safety, though the ball may beat him to it by several feet.…
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