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c takes the ball, and throws it out into the playing field o He then runs to first be.se a nd returns horneQ 50 Should he succeed in reaching home plate be.fore the catcher steps on the base with the ball in his possession, a run is recorded for the throwing teamo 60 Should the CATCHER, AFTER RECEIVING T HE BALL FROM another FIELDER succeed in stepping on home base wlth the ball in his possession berore the TROWER returns from first base. the THRO'NER is out an.d no run is recorded ror his teamo 7 (!j The THROWE'"rl IS automatically out if a FIELDER catches the throw bei'ore t he ball touches the grounde 80 After fielding a rairly thrown ground ball, a FIELDER must throw it to the CATCt~R in order to pu the Thrower outo Ir he tags the THROWER, steps on home base himself, or hands the ball ot the CATC}ffiR, a run is scored for the THROWER'S team0 ge A throw which hits out;side the f'oul ina extended or rolls outside between home base and either one of the other two bases is a foul throw~ One roul puts the TfffiOWER OUT 0 ' 10. A halr=1nning Is completed When rive THRO~~S have each had a turn, regardless of the number of runs scoredo The FIELDERS then become TIffiOWERS and the TfffiOWERS becomes FIELDERSo 110 The game continues in this way. with each temn being allowed five th~ows in each inningg until the end or the playing periode 126 When the period is over, the t earn having the most runs e.t the end of the last complete inning is declared the 'winnero (Note: A jitcher may be used when the children are poor in catching skl11so Here the pitcher starts the play by tossing the ball to the TfffiOWERo Each time the THROWER misses the kll$ a tlstrikef1t is called on himo Three "strikes'· constitute an outo Balls thrown wiiimly by the Ritcher should be called "balls"o If' a. THROWER 1""eceiv(3S foul:' 'balls" he is awarded a run" It may be necessarY$ when several children can throw farther than the other, to add a rule requiring that the ball hit the ground on a throw before it passes an imaginary line between ~lrst and third baseo) NEVJ ORLEANS The group is divided into two equal teamSa Eaoh team takes itsplace behind a goal line at opposite ends of the playing areaD perhaps thirty or routy feet aparto Have team "An decide upon some action it will represent, such as sawing wood, washing clothes, shoveling. dirt, and so ono At a. signal team uA" walks forward to a point near team flBa <) As they approach team 'tB't the following dle.logye takes place:
Object Description
Title | Administrative manual New Haven-Adams Township Park and Recreation, New Haven, Indiana |
Alternative Title | New Haven park |
Creator | New Haven-Adams Township Parks and Recreation (Ind.) |
Contributor | Greathouse, Keith |
Topic | Parks and Recreation |
Subject |
Parks--Indiana--New Haven--Management Recreation leadership Games |
Geographical Coverage | New Haven, Indiana |
Time Period | 1900-1999 |
Source | Print version: New Haven-Adams Township Parks and Recreation (Ind.). Administrative manual New Haven-Adams Township Park and Recreation, New Haven, Indiana. (New Haven, Ind.: New Haven-Adams Township Park and Recreation, n.d.), 54 p. |
Additional Availability | Print version might be available at IPFW Helmke Library. See online catalog. |
Rights | Copyright Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, 2006- . All rights reserved. May not be reproduced without permission. For information regarding reproduction and use see: http://cdm16776.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/about/collection/p16776coll1/ |
Date Digitally Created | April 17 2012 |
Digital Publisher | Walter E. Helmke Library, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne |
Digitization Specifications | This pdf file was derived from 400 dpi, 1-bit, uncompressed TIFF images that were scanned from the originals using a Fujitsu 5750C scanner with Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Professional scanning software, black and white configuration. |
Content Type | Text |
Digital Format | text/pdf |
Collection | Fort Wayne Area Government Information |
Identifier | 30000122011541 |
File Name | 30000122011541.pdf |
Description
Title | Page 40 |
Transcript | c takes the ball, and throws it out into the playing field o He then runs to first be.se a nd returns horneQ 50 Should he succeed in reaching home plate be.fore the catcher steps on the base with the ball in his possession, a run is recorded for the throwing teamo 60 Should the CATCHER, AFTER RECEIVING T HE BALL FROM another FIELDER succeed in stepping on home base wlth the ball in his possession berore the TROWER returns from first base. the THRO'NER is out an.d no run is recorded ror his teamo 7 (!j The THROWE'"rl IS automatically out if a FIELDER catches the throw bei'ore t he ball touches the grounde 80 After fielding a rairly thrown ground ball, a FIELDER must throw it to the CATCt~R in order to pu the Thrower outo Ir he tags the THROWER, steps on home base himself, or hands the ball ot the CATC}ffiR, a run is scored for the THROWER'S team0 ge A throw which hits out;side the f'oul ina extended or rolls outside between home base and either one of the other two bases is a foul throw~ One roul puts the TfffiOWER OUT 0 ' 10. A halr=1nning Is completed When rive THRO~~S have each had a turn, regardless of the number of runs scoredo The FIELDERS then become TIffiOWERS and the TfffiOWERS becomes FIELDERSo 110 The game continues in this way. with each temn being allowed five th~ows in each inningg until the end or the playing periode 126 When the period is over, the t earn having the most runs e.t the end of the last complete inning is declared the 'winnero (Note: A jitcher may be used when the children are poor in catching skl11so Here the pitcher starts the play by tossing the ball to the TfffiOWERo Each time the THROWER misses the kll$ a tlstrikef1t is called on himo Three "strikes'· constitute an outo Balls thrown wiiimly by the Ritcher should be called "balls"o If' a. THROWER 1""eceiv(3S foul:' 'balls" he is awarded a run" It may be necessarY$ when several children can throw farther than the other, to add a rule requiring that the ball hit the ground on a throw before it passes an imaginary line between ~lrst and third baseo) NEVJ ORLEANS The group is divided into two equal teamSa Eaoh team takes itsplace behind a goal line at opposite ends of the playing areaD perhaps thirty or routy feet aparto Have team "An decide upon some action it will represent, such as sawing wood, washing clothes, shoveling. dirt, and so ono At a. signal team uA" walks forward to a point near team flBa <) As they approach team 'tB't the following dle.logye takes place: |