Stealing Home

Stealing Home — page 3 — THE ASAHI PLAYERS WERE SMALLER THAN AVERAGE AND COULDN'T HIT AS WELL AS OTHERS IN THE LEAGUE SO INSTEAD OF TRYING TO OUTHIT THEIR OPPONENTS THEY SCORED RUNS BY BUNTING AND SACRIFICING THE BATTER WOULD TAP THE BALL WITHOUT SWINGING MAKING THE BALL SO HARD TO FIELD THAT THE RUNNER WOULD BE ABLE TO ADVANCE THEY WOULD THEN STEAL BASES SNEAKING FROM ONE BASE TO ANOTHER STEALTHILY SWIFTLY METHODICALLY ALL THE WAY HOME THEY CALLED THIS STRATEGY BRAIN BALL

Stealing Home — page 4 — IN WHAT WOULD BE THEIR LAST SEASON EVER THE ASAHI WERE KNOCKED OUT DURING THE SEMIFINALS Asahi Asahi Asahi Asahi Asahi Asahi Asahi Asahi Asahi IT WAS A SHOCK TO THEIR FANS AND A SURPRISE TO THE TEAM THAT HAD DOMINATED THE LEAGUE AND WERE THE DEFENDING CHAMPIONS MY FATHER CALLED IT A BAD OMEN

Stealing Home — page 5 — DECEMBER 7 1941

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