Baseball-o-grams, universagrams.OH, C'MON, HAPPINESS IS A championship season SHOESTRING CATCH shoestring catch n. Sports A running catch made near the ground. Noun 1. shoestring catch - (baseball) a running catch made near the ground gosh, I can stretch! WORLD SERIES SEATS? seats were sold, sir NO-HITTER then riot STOLEN BASE noble asset OUTFIELD flied out; fouled it CALLED THIRD STRIKE thrill sidetracked GEORGE HERMAN "BABE" RUTH the bear: home run bagger SPITBALL spit·ball n. 1. A piece of paper chewed and shaped into a lump for use as a projectile. 2. Baseball An illegal pitch in which a foreign substance, such as saliva, is applied to the ball before it is thrown. lip blast STAR'S AUTOGRAPH grasps at author RELIEF PITCHER help, rectifier rectifier, component of an electric circuit used to change alternating current to direct current. Rectifiers are made in various forms, all operating on the principle that current passes through them freely in one direction but only slightly or not at all in the TIGHT RACE? teach grit LADIES' DAY lady's idea? CROWDING THE PLATE hitter glanced ... pow! SATCHEL PAIGE pitches a gale MANAGER ran game YANKEES LEAD! seek any deal MOST VALUABLE PLAYER marvel, Pa, absolutely DOUBLE PLAY yep, dual lob! MOON'S LIGHT night looms; gloom's hint ASTRONAUT Santa tour; to a Saturn; NASA NASA: see National Aeronautics and Space Administration. NASA in full National Aeronautics and Space Administration Independent U.S. tutor LUNAR ECLIPSE peculiar lens SHOOTING STAR shooting star, in astronomy shooting star, in astronomy: see meteor. shooting star, in botany shooting star, in botany: see primrose. soars tonight! APOLLO LANDING SITE spot in Galileo land HALLEY'S COMET yes, call me hot! BLACK HOLE hello back! CLOUD FORMATION um, a cold tin roof? ASTEROID it soared STREAKS OF LIGHTNING a night fork glistens STRATOSPHERE Earth's poster SALLY K. RIDE I'll dare sky THE METEOR SHOWER the more, the worse LUNAR MODULE a modern lulu J. PATRICK LEWIS J. Patrick Lewis (born May 5 1942 is an American poet and prose writer noted for his children's poems and other light verse. He worked as professor of economics before devoting himself full-time to writing in 1998. Chagrin Falls, Ohio |
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