fair ball

A refresher course on the definition of a fair ball is in order.

Martinez thought his fair ball had a chance, too, "at least for a double," he said.

Lots more men than women on Fair Ball, so that's the way it worked, for many.

To pull a fair ball down the foul line.

Crawford saw a fair ball, and Sierra trotted around the bases.

True or false: There is no penalty for throwing a glove at a fair ball.

I found her on Fair Ball; she's been with me ever since."

Fair Ball itself, riding farther out than Earth did, had a longer year.

What that means is that of every 10 fair balls he hits in the air, about 4 end up as home runs.

(Nobody has hit a fair ball out of the Stadium.)

Yesterday at Shea Stadium, it was not a fair ball.

Example: a batter hits a fair ball which is fielded by the shortstop.

"Fair Ball," published last year, quickly became a best seller, which most likely meant several hundred thousand more in royalties.

"Fair Ball, though-the woman agent gave me quite a rundown."

The closer to Fair Ball, the easier things got; even the little hassles stopped.

And you get off at Fair Ball, holding enough wealth to buy a good berth on some other ship, when it comes there.

"And a ground ball trickling - it's a fair ball.

Then two fair balls in a row.

For each fair ball, he would collect $1,000.

Runners may attempt to advance from base to base on any fair ball that touches the ground.

In 1863, the organization disallowed putouts made by catching a fair ball on the first bounce.

"Given a set of fair balls, past performance has no relationship to future performance and the statistical techniques are being used for inappropriate analyses."

"If Fair Ball don't want you running loose, that's time enough to make you dead."

For one thing, the voice said nothing about Fair Ball being a Hidden World.