With the relief money Philip had distributed the day before, and the food they had been able to buy, they had shaken themselves together, gifted cooks had turned up, they had made a baseball out of rags, painted humorous signs on the doorways of their roomsthey had actually begun to sing.

XXVIII Of the Lakerimmers who tried for the baseball team, four men were elevated to the glory of positions on the regular nine.

Now they wondered what percentage they would make in their baseball examination.

Harry was interested in sports and athletics, and he confided to Frank that he was bound to make a try for both the baseball and football teams.

So they told him, and pretty soon they got to the baseball field, and began the game.

"Oh, dear me, and a baseball bat!

PIGG AND THE FIRECRACKER Once upon a time it happened that, as Buddy Pigg was coming home from having played baseball with Johnnie and Billie Bushytail, and all his friends, he saw, lying beside the road, something long and round and red, with a little string dangling from it.

They had their catching gloves, and a ball and a bat, and when the squirrel boys saw Buddy they called out: "Come on, let's have a game of baseball.

Then they had enough for a fine baseball game, and they went to a nice, green meadow where they could play.

He thought of everything he could think of; ice cream cones and turnips and baseball games, and being in the boat that time, and going to the North Pole and then he thought of the stories the June bug had told him, but still he couldn't go to sleep.

Why, his baseball, to be sure!

"Get right away from here, you bad burglar fox you!" cried Buddy, "or I'll throw forty-seven more big bullets at you!" Of course he really couldn't, because he didn't have any other baseballs to throw, but the fox didn't know that, and really thought the one baseball was a big bullet.

When Buddy came down he landed right on an old rubber boot that some one had thrown away in the woods, and it was so bouncy and springy that he was tossed high up in the air again, and he curved sideways, just like a baseball, when he came down this time, and where on earth do you s'pose he landed?

Lord, it will be good to see some real baseball again.

Arnold, there under her cheek was that old baseball cap of yours ... all wet, all wet with her tears, Judith's tears.

You have seen unhappy small boys outside a baseball park, and one happy boy inside on the highest seat of the grand stand, who calls down to them why the people are yelling and who has struck out.

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