The High School Pitcher
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"He's going to try thespit-ball after what I've shown!" The silence grew deeper, for most of the onlookers understoodthe significance of Dick's moistened fingers.
Dick drove in, Tom Reade catching. That first spit-ball was notquite as good as some that Ripley had shown. But Fred's facewent white.
"Where did Prescott get that thing? He's been _stealing_ from thelittle he has seen me do. " A shout of jubilation went up from a hundred throats now, forDick had just spun his second spit-ball across ...the plate. Itwas equal to any that Ripley had shown.
"Confound the upstart! He's getting close to me on that style!"gasped the astonished Ripley.
Now, Dick held the ball for a few moments, rolling it over in hishands. An instant later, he unbent. Then he let drive. The ballwent slowly toward the plate, with flat trajectory.
"Wow!" came the sudden explosion. It was a _jump-ball_, going almostto the plate, then rising instead of falling.
Three more of these Dick served, and now the cheering was thebiggest of the afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He's going to try thespit-ball after what I've shown!" The silence grew deeper, for most of the onlookers understoodthe significance of Dick's moistened fingers.
Dick drove in, Tom Reade catching. That first spit-ball was notquite as good as some that Ripley had shown. But Fred's facewent white.
"Where did Prescott get that thing? He's been _stealing_ from thelittle he has seen me do. " A shout of jubilation went up from a hundred throats now, forDick had just spun his second spit-ball across ...the plate. Itwas equal to any that Ripley had shown.
"Confound the upstart! He's getting close to me on that style!"gasped the astonished Ripley.
Now, Dick held the ball for a few moments, rolling it over in hishands. An instant later, he unbent. Then he let drive. The ballwent slowly toward the plate, with flat trajectory.
"Wow!" came the sudden explosion. It was a _jump-ball_, going almostto the plate, then rising instead of falling.
Three more of these Dick served, and now the cheering was thebiggest of the afternoon.
What to read after The High School Pitcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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