While riding his bike down the gravel road, Justin noticed his friends gathered in a grassy field, and rode over to join them. “Wait up,” he called out. “Where’re you going?”
“To the ballpark come on and go with us,” Tommy said and waited.
“Hey Oliver, has a bat, and Jimmy has a ball. Let’s practice, out here,” Tommy said, as Jimmy threw the ball to Kenny and then ran out into the field.
“I’ll find some things we can use for bases. Come on Cecil, you and Jason can help me,” Oliver said, as the boys ran into the field. Within minutes, they returned carrying three rocks and an old trash can lid.
“Yeah, let’s play, ‘over the line’ until they’re finished at the ball park,” Kenny said, soon the game was underway, they took turns batting. When
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He said I had to pay for it, or he would call Mom and Dad and put me in jail. I can’t go to jail because of my baseball,” Justin said, ready to cry.
Louise stood frozen for a moment before she stomped her foot and screamed loudly. “He said what!”
“We were playing ball, and I broke a window,” Justin repeated what he just said to Fanny.
“Okay, you come with me,” she said, grabbing his hand and down the hallway she went. “We’ll give you the money you take it to him, but don’t you ever go near him again. If you do, you will be in so much trouble.” Louise rushed toward the living room with Justin following her.
“Now you tell your father what you told us,” Louise said, wanting Mike to know how dangerous the old man was. Justin shook while explaining what had happened. Mike removed the money from his wallet and handed it to his son.
“Thank you, I promise to hurry back. You can take it out of my allowance,” Justin said, watching his mother’s strange behavior and thought her concern was for his safety if he went back to the old man’s house.
“That I will do and you can count on it.” Mike watched his son run out the back door within seconds he rode out the driveway and down the street on his
Maria was already across home plate when the Robin’s shortstop racing for the ball picked it up bare hand and threw it so wildly across the diamond trying to get bobby at first.”
“Remember how it happened! That swing was Perfect!” Arthur responded. ”Pretty soon I might become a baseball player!”
They continued to do this for 15 minutes and switched to fly balls. Bob was hitting them and kept hitting them way over their heads. “C’mon Bob can you hit a fly ball?” Said Joe angrily “Sorry I just am so used to hitting home runs.” “Well this isn’t the home run
"Andrea, stay here with the others. I'm getting supplies and your father is going to get some weapons," Andrea's mother informed her. "Never leave this house, no matter the circumstances," she instructed.
"I don 't know" Scott said as he looked us "it was like I had all the time in the world to catch the ball" I nodded my head as we all walked cross the small river to the other side.
Coach had put me in charge of helping Jeremy learn the basics of baseball. Having never played before, it was very strenuous trying to show what to do in certain situations. The first thing I asked him was if he was a lefty or a righty. Simple baseball terms for a left-handed batter or a right-handed batter. We figured out he was a lefty, I placed him on the right side of plate and I stood back as coach pitched him the first ball and he missed.
“Listen here boy.” The two men pulled out guns from behind their coats. “We need you to throw the game or else.”
You can't catch anything!" Tommy exclaimed to Blake. The two young boys were playing catch in the park. It was a bright sunny Saturday afternoon. These two were best friends and always came to this park everyday to play catch. This park. The park they're parents would never them go to. This park was known for being a bad park. Anything bad anyone could think of had supposedly happened here. Blake and Tommy knew that, but it had the best baseball field. The baseball field was definitely not in good shape, but it would prepare them for any bad field they could play on.
“Tommy wake up Gage and Henry just pulled up and you have practice in 40 minutes” mother said.
As usual, Grover and Community warmed up on the same field at the same time, so obviously we are going to eye the other team as they warm up to see which pitcher they are starting. Although most of us knew the girls on Community’s team from little league, that didn’t stop us from staring down their pitcher—someone who I’ve been playing and competing with from a very young age. Soon, I too began warming up with a catcher, preparing myself for the big game as people flocked to the stands in large
“What a game, the boys, played well, Justin is a great hitter.” After winning the first game in their new renovate ballpark, excitement filled Coach Bill.
“I’m sorry to hear that Miss, but, as you know, your parents have ordered that I make sure you stay in this castle,” replied Lillian.
“FTANG,” the whistle immediately rang. The pink team (Jimmy’s team) was immediately in the lead by 2 sharp blows by Jimmy. He took the two best catchers out. Russell sharply responded by throwing a bullet speed ball at Jimmy. To his disbelief it was a miss.
His grandfather tilted his head, a somber expression on his face. He unfolded his arms and for the briefest of moments, embraced Jake. “Find the bastard. If he won’t surrender, you have every right to kill him.”
“Tommy wake up Gage and Henry just pulled up and you have practice in 40 minutes” mother said.