English view of American baseball and theater uproar
Excerpts from Ashington Collieries Magazine describe a bat boy in oversized gear handling bludgeons and a lively fielding with a giant glove while high arcing balls produce flawless catches. The theater crowd erupts as the manager forces the playwright to bow and apologize at curtain.
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