Chadwick's Base Ball Manual: Containing the New Rules of Base Ball as Revised at the Base Ball Convention Held at Boston, U.S., March 2, 1874, Together with Special Instructions in All the Scientific Points of Pitching, Batting, and Fielding, with Instructions for Scoring the Game and Rules for UmpiringGeorge Routledge and Sons, 1874 - 128 sider |
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Athletic Atlantic balk ball be held ball is hit ball sent Baltimore base hits base player base runner base-runner batsman Boston Brooklyn called balls calls play captain catcher caught centre fielder column contesting clubs cricket decision declared deliver the ball delivery DICTIONARY earn a base earned runs fails fair ball fcap fielding errors first-base hit fly-ball foul ball lines high ball hit the ball home base in-field J. G. Wood John Heaton LEFT FIELDER legitimate reach line ball low ball match game Mutual occupying out-fielders passed ball Philadelphia pitcher pitcher's position pitching player running point of play Postage 2d record right field right fielder right-short rule running bases running the bases runs earned second base second baseman short-stop side Song Book Songster square standing stop suspends play third base third baseman three feet touching the ground umpire umpire calls W. A. Holdsworth Washington wide balls
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Side 95 - Whenever a match shall have been determined upon between two clubs, play shall be called at the exact hour appointed, and should either party fail to produce their players within thirty minutes thereafter, the party so failing shall admit a defeat, and shall...
Side 97 - Game," it shall end ; but when he merely suspends play for any stated period, it may be resumed at the point at which it was suspended, provided such suspension does not extend beyond the day of the match.
Side 106 - ... one time at the bat, the striking order thus established shall not be changed during the game. After the first innings, the first striker in each innings shall be the batsman whose name follows that of the last man who has completed his turn (time) at the bat in the preceding innings. Section 3. — Any batsman failing to take his position at the bat in his order of striking— unless by reason of illness or injury, or by consent of the captains of the contesting nines — shall be declared out,...
Side 116 - No run or base can be made on a foul ball. Such a ball shall be considered dead, and' not in play, until it shall first have been settled in the hands of the pitcher. In such cases, players running bases shall return to them, and may be put out in so returning, in the same manner as when running to first base.