Plunking Reggie Jackson
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He didn’t have his best stuff, but he was more than Richwoods could handle. He walked too many batters—six—but he also recorded eleven strikeouts. He only allowed two hits, both singles and both on the infield. They won the game, 9-1.
It was a blustery day with dirt blowing around and the temperature no higher than the middle fifties. Chilly conditions usually affected Coley’s control. Today he was wild high, but not by much. His high hard one, particularly when it was out of the strike zone but... not above the armpits, was an effective strikeout pitch. Between innings he bundled up with a towel around his neck, stuffed inside the collar of his letter jacket. He couldn’t help thinking glumly of Tampa and Clearwater, and the warm sunshine.
The sixth inning typified his shaky dominance. After walking the first two batters, he gave up one of the two hits, a chopper to his left that Lovell, the second baseman, couldn’t flag down in time. Then he threw a wild pitch in the dirt, which allowed a run to score.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didn’t have his best stuff, but he was more than Richwoods could handle. He walked too many batters—six—but he also recorded eleven strikeouts. He only allowed two hits, both singles and both on the infield. They won the game, 9-1.
It was a blustery day with dirt blowing around and the temperature no higher than the middle fifties. Chilly conditions usually affected Coley’s control. Today he was wild high, but not by much. His high hard one, particularly when it was out of the strike zone but... not above the armpits, was an effective strikeout pitch. Between innings he bundled up with a towel around his neck, stuffed inside the collar of his letter jacket. He couldn’t help thinking glumly of Tampa and Clearwater, and the warm sunshine.
The sixth inning typified his shaky dominance. After walking the first two batters, he gave up one of the two hits, a chopper to his left that Lovell, the second baseman, couldn’t flag down in time. Then he threw a wild pitch in the dirt, which allowed a run to score.
What to read after Plunking Reggie Jackson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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