Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 502
n by the methods now used by everymajor-league club. Practically all of them haveregular places for the pitchers to do their prelim-inary work. By regular places, I mean they havethe distance carefully measured to conform to therules, and have regular pitching rubbers and ! I9I5-] PITCHERS AND… … CY YOUNG, HliKHAlS TMU GKKAIKSI 111 IHIiVliTllHAN IlTCHIiRS. There are any number of pitchers who are ableto keep buzzing the ball over the heart of theplate; but such twirlers, nevertheless, do not al-ways achieve success. Usually they have their out-fielders ready for bed before the game is…
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