Baseball ABC

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Title: Baseball ABC

Author: McLoughlin Bros.

Release Date: September 3, 2006 [EBook #19169]

Language: English

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BASEBALL

ABC

McLoughlin·Bros·New·York

COPYRIGHTED 1885 BY McLOUGHLIN BROS.

A G M R W

B H N S X

C I O T Y

D J P U Z

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C on his face.

A fun, When Base-Ball he plays, none like him can run. B BASE.

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J Base-Keeper's shout.

I try.

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M catch at all.

L catches FLY-BALLS.

N the ball high.

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U these games.

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BASE-BALL A. B. C.

A stands for ARTHUR, a boy fond of fun,  When Base-Ball he plays, none like him can run. B stands for BALL, for BAT, and for BASE. C stands for CATCHER, with mask on his face. D stands for DIAMOND drawn flat on the ground. E stands for EDWARD, who marks out the bound. F stands for FOUL on which Arthur goes out. G stands for "GO"—How the merry boys shout! H stands for HIGH-BALL, knocked up to the sky. I stands for INNINGS, for which we all try. J stands for JUDGEMENT, the Base-Keeper's shout. K stands for KARL, who so quickly gets out. L stands for LEFT-FIELD, who catches FLY-BALLS. M stands for MUFF, who cannot catch at all. N stands for NORMAN, who knocks the ball high. O stands for OUT, when it's caught on the fly. P stands for PITCHER, a smart boy you see. Q stands for QUICK, which this pitcher must be. R stands for RUNNER, who runs to each base. S stands for SHORT-STOP, the ball he must chase. T stands for THIRD-BASE, looked after by James. U stands for UMPIRE, who judges these games. V stands for VICTOR, the best of the nine. W stands for WILLIAM, who tells us the time. X stands for SCORE-MARK, which errors point out. Y stands for YOUTH, who's been injured no doubt. Z stands for ZENO, this boy rather tall,  Who thinks there's no fun like a game of Base-Ball.

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