Don Strong, Patrol Leader
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He pitchedagain.
"Strike!" ruled the umpire.
"Wow!" Ted said softly. "He surely has stuff on the ball today. " Two more pitches, and the batter was out on strikes. The next playerfouled to Ted. Little Falls' first turn at bat had been a sorry failure.
Cheers came from the spectators as Don walked to the bench. Somebodyyelled, "Take off your hat, kid. " He flushed, and doffed his cap, and satdown with crimson face.
"Come on, " cried Ted. "Give Don a run and this game will be sewed up. " But it w...asn't until the third inning that Chester tallied. Then shescored three runs in a rush. Ted led off with a three-bagger. Afterthat came a single, an out, a base on balls, another out, and a longtwo-bagger. Marty Smith, with the crowd imploring him to keep up the goodwork, struck out on three pitched balls, and not one of them was worthoffering at.
"Too bad, " said Ted. "If that fellow could only hit he'd be a star. " Meanwhile, Little Falls had not yet scored. Nor did she tally in thefourth. Don, today, was master of the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He pitchedagain.
"Strike!" ruled the umpire.
"Wow!" Ted said softly. "He surely has stuff on the ball today. " Two more pitches, and the batter was out on strikes. The next playerfouled to Ted. Little Falls' first turn at bat had been a sorry failure.
Cheers came from the spectators as Don walked to the bench. Somebodyyelled, "Take off your hat, kid. " He flushed, and doffed his cap, and satdown with crimson face.
"Come on, " cried Ted. "Give Don a run and this game will be sewed up. " But it w...asn't until the third inning that Chester tallied. Then shescored three runs in a rush. Ted led off with a three-bagger. Afterthat came a single, an out, a base on balls, another out, and a longtwo-bagger. Marty Smith, with the crowd imploring him to keep up the goodwork, struck out on three pitched balls, and not one of them was worthoffering at.
"Too bad, " said Ted. "If that fellow could only hit he'd be a star. " Meanwhile, Little Falls had not yet scored. Nor did she tally in thefourth. Don, today, was master of the situation.
What to read after Don Strong, Patrol Leader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heyliger William to read onlineMoreLess
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