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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Not a man reached first.
abilitynounUS /əˈbɪlətiː/
the quality of being able to perform; a quality that permits or facilitates achievement or accomplishment
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations; found primarily in soil
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
BACONnounUS /ˈbeɪkən/
back and sides of a hog salted and dried or smoked; usually sliced thin and fried
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
batsmen
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From this reading But Post was not the only one who could strike out batsmen.
battersnounUS /ˈbætərz/
plural of “batter” — (baseball) a ballplayer who is batting
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
the supreme effort one can make
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But Post was not the only one who could strike out batsmen.
a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
cfnoun
a radioactive transuranic element; discovered by bombarding curium with alpha particles
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
COLEnounUS /koʊl/
a hardy cabbage with coarse curly leaves that do not form a head
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
EATON
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
how something is done or how it happens
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
FerryverbUS /ˈferi/
transport from one place to another
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
firstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/
preceding all others in time or space or degree
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
a contest with rules to determine a winner
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
HAMMOND
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
Hammond's
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From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
HARTLEYnounUS /ˈhɑːrtli/
English philosopher who introduced the theory of the association of ideas (1705-1757)
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
a local and well-defined elevation of the land
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
a specific instance of feeling hopeful
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
HYDE
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
inningnounUS /ˈɪnɪŋ/
(baseball) one of nine divisions of play during which each team has a turn at bat
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
invariableadjectiveUS /ˌɪnˈveriəbəl/
not liable to or capable of change
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
the emotion of great happiness
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
KIRBY
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
lfnoun
30 to 300 kilohertz
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading Not a man reached first.
MULLEN
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading Not a man reached first.
O'MEARA
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading But Post was not the only one who could strike out batsmen.
and nothing more
From this reading But Post was not the only one who could strike out batsmen.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
a multivalent nonmetallic element of the nitrogen family that occurs commonly in inorganic phosphate rocks and as organic phosphates in all living cells; is highly reactive and occurs in several allotropic forms
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
PATTENnounUS /ˈpætən/
footwear usually with wooden soles
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
affix in a public place or for public notice
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
PRYOR
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
past form of “reach” — reach a destination, either real or abstract
From this reading Not a man reached first.
rfnoun
a substance produced by the hypothalamus that is capable of accelerating the secretion of a given hormone by the anterior pituitary gland
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
ROLLINS
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
a principle or condition that customarily governs behavior
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
serve a purpose, role, or function
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
past form of “show” — give an exhibition of to an interested audience
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
Rhodesian statesman who declared independence of Zimbabwe from Great Britain (born in 1919)
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
ssnounUS /ˈeˈses/
the United States intelligence agency that protects current and former presidents and vice presidents and their immediate families and protects distinguished foreign visitors
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
a lump or mass of hard consolidated mineral matter
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
deliver a sharp blow, as with the hand, fist, or weapon
From this reading But Post was not the only one who could strike out batsmen.
strikesnounUS /straɪks/
plural of “strike” — a group's refusal to work in protest against low pay or bad work conditions
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
TAFTnounUS /tæft/
United States sculptor (1860-1936)
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
tail-enders
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From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
in or at that place or location
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
THURLOW
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From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
WELCHverbUS /weltʃ/
cheat by avoiding payment of a gambling debt
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
inflected form of “go” — change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
used to ask for information about something
From this reading If Post could serve Hammond's best batters in such fashion what hope was there for her tail-enders?
which person or people
From this reading But Post was not the only one who could strike out batsmen.
marked by extreme lack of restraint or control
From this reading Three strikes and out was the invariable rule, and Ferry Hill went wild with joy.
in the company of; together with
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.
(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth
From this reading THE GAME WITH HAMMOND _Ferry Hill_ _Hammond_ EATON, 2b MULLEN, 3b BACON, ss O'MEARA, ss THURLOW, 3b STONE, cf PRYOR, lf YOUNG, rf KIRBY, cf HARTLEY, 1b PATTEN, 1b HYDE, 2b COLE, c TAFT, lf WELCH, rf SMITH, c POST, p ROLLINS, p Post showed his ability in that first inning.