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Poetry & Song
Pitching to Hack The Sporting News, September 4, 1930
“How
do you pitch to Wilson?” Asked
the rookie up from the sticks. “I’m
up to learn the hitters, And
know their little tricks.” “I’ll
tell ya”, said the veteran, Who
had pitched for many years, “When
ya dish up Hank yer fast one You’d
better watch your ears. “He’ll
drive that agate at ya’ Like
ya’ never seen before. He’ll
learn ya’ in a jiffy Not
to show him speed no more. “’N’
then y’ll try t’curve him, ‘N’
he’ll crash one off yer shins; If
ya’ keep on throwin’ hookers He’ll
tear off both yer pins. “’N’
then ya’ use yer change of pace, He
might strike out on that; ‘N’
perhaps he’ll ride the ball so far You
don’t know where it’s at. “I’ll
tell ya’ son,” the veteran said. “When
ya’ see that sawed-off squirt; Jes’
flip one towards th’ platter ‘N’
take care ya’ don’t get hurt.”
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