[Gutenberg 41847] • Baseball Joe in the Central League; or, Making Good as a Professional Pitcher
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- Authors
- Chadwick, Lester
- Publisher
- Tebbo
- Tags
- success -- juvenile fiction , baseball stories , friendship -- juvenile fiction , baseball players -- juvenile fiction , young men -- conduct of life -- juvenile fiction , conduct of life -- juvenile fiction , diligence -- juvenile fiction
- ISBN
- 9781486486076
- Date
- 1914-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.23 MB
- Lang
- en
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There was one man on the team, though, with whom Joe felt that he would never be on friendly terms, and this was Jake Collin, one of the pitchers-the chief pitcher and mainstay of the nine on the mound, from what Joe picked up by hearing the other men talk. ...Whether it was the advent of Joe into the game, or because matters would have turned out that way anyhow, was not disclosed, but Pittston seemed to brace up, and that inning added three runs to their score, which put them on even terms with the home team-the members of which were playing phenomenal ball.