Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-07-15 | Page 7 | Do You Know Baseball

It if ou iu want nant t tim the final decision lon lonon on a lia dispute v 1 Clan Clan- an M EA M 1200 Third 1 tl I land CICK-land Ohio Q I 1 Is it Il permissible for the th manager manag r of a team t am sitting on lh the I bench to signal either r to the pitcher pilcher or catcher the kind klod of ball hall that should be pitched lily MY Mi contention Is that the pia plating InK of the game canto should be confined ox- ox to the tho act acute c e pIa placers era G C 2 Pitcher starts his df delivery to ti pitch aa IUS stray ball Is returned to ti the In Infield I e 1 1 noticing It 1 rolling on the ground call calls time Pitcher era ball not hear hear hear- hearIng Ing InS the umpire umpires s e ruling and bats bats- batsman batsman man hits hit ball bali Into the left field stand for u II home homo run Ii What hat hat Is i the th propel ruling O ruling 0 C K 3 Two Tao players ale aio of equal speed one ono Is a left handed batter batler the other a right hander bander Which 1 can get to first base In the quick quick- quickest est esl time timeR R R R D ID E Ets ts UIS URS EUS 1 I Your contention Is well welt put but baseball pre precedent rites gries es the manager the tha right to signal Ignal from fron the ben bench h to pitcher or catcher Manager McGraw of the New lork ork Giants Giant Is credited with Ith run run run- fling ning his club along such fuch lines 2 It lL Is an art unfortunate lion fon on but It If the umpire has called time because of ot the stray ball that thal has rolled roiled on the field ho he i suspends play and rend renders rs void volthe the home run made by batsman who ho must intuit bit hit over 3 a The rhe left lell hander bander he because his position at the plate shortens the tb th distance to fint baso a few tew feet teet