Lieberman's Law
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The man sat alone on the bench. He wore a raincoat, which made sense considering that morning’s rain and the dark sky and distant thunder. What didn’t make sense was the man’s sunglasses.
Barry almost always stopped to play after school at the softball fields behind the Jewish Community Center on Touhy. His grandparents’ house was only a few blocks away and like his grandfather, but unlike his father, softball and baseball were almost the meaning of Life.
There were only six on a side this after...noon. The weather was keeping some of the less committed away, but the die-hards had been known to play with as few as three or four on a side with an infield of mud. With six or less, right field was usually “out.” Hit the ball to right field and you were out even if it was a grounder. With five or less on a side, the batting team had to supply a catcher. The batting team also supplied the umpire. There were no called pitches. You kept getting pitches till you hit one or till you struck out swinging.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man sat alone on the bench. He wore a raincoat, which made sense considering that morning’s rain and the dark sky and distant thunder. What didn’t make sense was the man’s sunglasses.
Barry almost always stopped to play after school at the softball fields behind the Jewish Community Center on Touhy. His grandparents’ house was only a few blocks away and like his grandfather, but unlike his father, softball and baseball were almost the meaning of Life.
There were only six on a side this after...noon. The weather was keeping some of the less committed away, but the die-hards had been known to play with as few as three or four on a side with an infield of mud. With six or less, right field was usually “out.” Hit the ball to right field and you were out even if it was a grounder. With five or less on a side, the batting team had to supply a catcher. The batting team also supplied the umpire. There were no called pitches. You kept getting pitches till you hit one or till you struck out swinging.
What to read after Lieberman's Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart M. Kaminsky to read onlineMoreLess
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