The Chanticleer [serial] 1913
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"Runt" Foushee is little, but about as loud as the law will allow. Left field includes a rather large tract of land for a small man, but that never bothered "Runt." He seems too fast for his territory and insists on paying calls on his neighbor's flies. "Runt" is the first man up and consequently the first man on.
If the pitcher will not walk him, he will get a hit. "Runt" loves the game as is shown by his peculiar habit of shaking his head and talking to the balls as they come over.
Spence is ...built for a center-fielder. He is a hundred-yard man and always manages to reach the spot where he is needed with time to spare. Whether it is to back up a play or make one on his own account, he is always on the job. He is great on going up after them, sometimes forgetting to come back down. Since he is a good infielder, as well as outfielder, and manages to get away with his share of the hits, he makes the team a good man.
"Shag" Thompson was the Freshman wonder of last year. Ask him what he plays and he will tell you "Baseball," and be about right about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Runt" Foushee is little, but about as loud as the law will allow. Left field includes a rather large tract of land for a small man, but that never bothered "Runt." He seems too fast for his territory and insists on paying calls on his neighbor's flies. "Runt" is the first man up and consequently the first man on.
If the pitcher will not walk him, he will get a hit. "Runt" loves the game as is shown by his peculiar habit of shaking his head and talking to the balls as they come over.
Spence is ...built for a center-fielder. He is a hundred-yard man and always manages to reach the spot where he is needed with time to spare. Whether it is to back up a play or make one on his own account, he is always on the job. He is great on going up after them, sometimes forgetting to come back down. Since he is a good infielder, as well as outfielder, and manages to get away with his share of the hits, he makes the team a good man.
"Shag" Thompson was the Freshman wonder of last year. Ask him what he plays and he will tell you "Baseball," and be about right about it.
What to read after The Chanticleer [serial] 1913?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke University to read onlineMoreLess
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