ballist

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Lave Cross, the speedy ballist who could play every position on the pitch, stood on his right.

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So the hometown ballist attempted to intimidate Elizabeth by showing off.

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Each ballist seemed more nervous and on edge than the next.

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He motioned with his thumb to the ballist beside him.

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He motioned with his cap to the ballist who had spoken first.

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As the years passed, I saw that my son was a skilled ballist with a powerful arm, soft hands, and a steady bat.

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Since Graham was the next and final visiting ballist to take batting practice, he turned around and jogged in backward, just like Woody always did.

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Even though both runners had been off on contact, since there were two outs, Woody easily forced the lead ballist at third for the final out of the frame.

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While Preacher Wil toed the rubber and readied to face the number two ballist in the lineup, Ruby decided to go with a different approach.

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“Back in ninety-six, we were the champs of the Southern League,” the second ballist spoke again.

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