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So did you learn the rule in grade school, or since then?I played three years in grade school.
When I started high-school I switched to chess. LOL
I did much better at chess than I did at baseball...or soccer.
So did you learn the rule in grade school, or since then?I played three years in grade school.
When I started high-school I switched to chess. LOL
I did much better at chess than I did at baseball...or soccer.
Treasure hunters treasure hunt.Thought I had edited this.
Palmyra was the home of the charlatan Joseph Smith, whose fraud still convinces people today.
I probably never heard of it as a school boy.So did you learn the rule in grade school, or since then?
I remember it as one of the gigantic changes in the rules from Little League to the "big" diamond. You could "take leads" off the bases between pitches, and you could "steal" first base on a strikeout if the catcher dropped the ball and first base was empty. So not only was everything bigger and longer and farther away, but there were big changes in the rules too!I probably never heard of it as a school boy.
Me too, having grown up in the environs of St. Louis in the sixties.I remember it as one of the gigantic changes in the rules from Little League to the "big" diamond. You could "take leads" off the bases between pitches, and you could "steal" first base on a strikeout if the catcher dropped the ball and first base was empty. So not only was everything bigger and longer and farther away, but there were big changes in the rules too!
I used to love baseball, playing it, watching it. I got "America's pastime." That resonated with me.
Well, one really needs to have on the right glasses to recognize certain treasures.Treasure hunters treasure hunt.
Only watched the first three segments so far, but they are astounding! I can't even comprehend the sort of thinking requisite to achieving that paper-cut likeness!Some people are so creative
the follow feature is kinda cool tooLeave it to the Japanese to make something crazy cool!