| Baseball is a game that has many people
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| | game.Ole baseball bat is just like
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| and things all playing a part. Everything
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| | brother glove it changes with every
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| and everybody plays a part to make
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| | hitter who comes to the plate. Big boy
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| baseball a game referred to as our
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| | standing about 6'3" and a solid 240 lbs.
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| National Pastime.Would we have a game
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| | come up there with a piece of lumber that
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| without our players? Do the fans make
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| | looks like the garden fence post. He
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| our game stay popular with their support?
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| | stands in there swings and whiffs swings
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| Do beginning baseball players put up
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| | and whiffs and drags himself and his
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| with a coaches constant, do it this way,
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| | power pole back to the dugout. Little
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| or do this, time and time again if he did
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| | 5'8" cracker jack buzzsaw comes to the
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| not want to be a player like his favorite
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| | plate with his tinker toy stick slaps the
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| baseball hero? Probably not!We can
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| | ball a good one and takes off like a
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| readily see that the player, the fan and
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| | scared jack rabbit. So the bat plays his
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| the beginners all have a part to play.
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| | part.The catcher wears a baseball mask
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| But this is only the tip of the iceberg
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| | because his girl friend would not be
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| that we see. Hidden down in the real
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| | caught in public with a snaggled tooth
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| nitty gritty is all the other things
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| | catcher after little baseball at ninety
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| which play a part in this great game of
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| | miles per hour comes calling. So old iron
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| baseball.The glove the lowly little laced
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| | mask plays a part.It's so hot here in the
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| up piece of leather padding comes in all
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| | bleachers with no breeze. Then sudden as
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| shapes and sizes. The baseball glove of
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| | a sneaky hold up robber the wind picks
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| a second baseman normally is
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| | up. The next hitter lofts a well hit ball
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| significantly different from the
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| | toward right center field but ole long
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| outfielders.
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| | striding center fielder is outrun by the
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| A second baseman's glove has shorter
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| | ball in the wind. Little ball rattles the
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| stubby fingers for digging into the dirt
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| | fence now excitement is in the wind. So
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| and scooping up that little baseball.
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| | too the wind plays his part.It's the
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| Then again to be adept at turning the
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| | bottom of the eight inning two men are on
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| double play he needs a glove which will
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| | base there are two outs and the pitcher
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| give up and let him have the ball without
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| | is right handed and is throwing slower
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| a struggle.Now the long striding fast
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| | and slower. The next hitter coming up is
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| moving outfielder has a glove with finger
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| | a left handed batter so the manager makes
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| and webbing so long it looks like a dog
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| | his appearance. He calls for the ball
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| catchers net when he runs down that high
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| | and waves in a left handed relief
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| flying rocket shot. The outfielder may
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| | pitcher. Now the team manager has let us
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| even hang onto the outfield fence send a
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| | know that he has a part in this game.Now
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| wave a hand full of leather across the
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| | would you not agree there are many known
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| fence to retrieve little baseball.Look at
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| | and unknown playing parts of our game of
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| what the first baseman calls a first
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| | baseball? People and things all playing
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| baseman's mitt. If I did not know better
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| | a part. There are so many more parts
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| I might think it was a size 16 leather
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| | being a part of the action it is
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| sack he uses. At any rate he sacks all
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| | impossible to get them all in one
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| throws coming his way and pretends there
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| | session. Keep tuned and keep going out to
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| is nothing to it.The catcher sits back
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| | the ball park and soon you will be a
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| there behind homeplate holding an
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| | super fan.Batter Up---Let's Play
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| overstuffed mitt that looks like a
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| | Ball...Major Wiley B. Channell USMC
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| whoopie cushion. When ole knuckle ball
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| | (retired) staying with you at with some
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| thrower is on the mound he gets a mitt
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| | baseball for your enjoyment. Teach a
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| the size of a stolen stop sign.You see
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| | youngster the game of baseball and give
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| even the well oiled leather glove in
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| | him something they will cherish all their
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| baseball has a part to play. We often
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| | life. There are more parts to the game
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| overlook these subtle little differences
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| | than readily meets the eye.
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| yet there part is critical in the
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