Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 482
dseemed to think Don had told me that the threeheaviest hitters on the Marston nine had battedagainst him time and again and were afraid ofhim to-day, for he knew their weak points andcould hold them hitless! They figured, of course,that Don had told me of this and that he wouldnaturally be in the… … 904 THE NO-HIT GAME Oh, then—you had the telegram, falteredBilly, looking at his rival, when I—I flew into arage in the locker-room? And you never eventold Coach Corridan you could puzzle Marstonsheaviest hitters, though that would have madeyou sure of being in the box! Why did nt youtell me the…
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