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No, Buffy, but I fear my bolo will never
be the same again.
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Sorry I bopped you, Mr. French. I yelled
duck.
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Master Porter, the word duck signifies
something that flies, quacks, or is to
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served with orange sauce.
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Here's your ball, Randy.
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Golly.
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Where did you get that shirt?
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Me.
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You can get one, Jody.
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We still need a good second sacker for
our game with 79th Street Bulldogs
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Sunday. Why don't you try out?
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Jody's the best second sacker in the
whole world, whatever that is.
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When can I try out?
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Right now. Get out there on second base.
Sewer cover.
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Sewer cover?
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Isn't that a rather odd object for
sport?
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Not for a stickball, Mr. French.
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The garbage can tops first base.
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Garbage can top?
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Extraordinary. Now, come along,
children.
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Gosh. Aren't you going to let Jody try
out for the team, Mr. French?
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It's not my decision to make, Buffy. But
your uncle wishes Jody to play with
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broomsticks amidst sewage covers and
garbage can lids.
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Well, I shall abide by his wishes,
however reluctant.
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Don't want me to.
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fields of
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I'm ready on that call to San Francisco,
operator.
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What's the latest thing in the Paris
fashions?
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Oh, Uncle Bill, you're not with it.
These days, Paris is out.
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London is in.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm sorry.
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In, out, I gotta remember the
difference.
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Hello, Charlie?
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Hey, Bill Davis, listen, I hear you like
that dredging proposal of mine.
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Huh?
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Uncle Bill, can I?
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Mr. Prince said I can't refuse.
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I can.
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Yeah, sure, we can have a conference,
Charlie. Yeah, I'm available.
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Uncle Bill, can I?
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Jody, don't bother Uncle Bill when he's
trying to talk business on the phone.
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Okay.
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Hey, Buffy, how would you like to make
that for Mrs. Beasley?
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Well, I was thinking more of a
miniskirt.
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Let's go back in her room and look over
all her clothes.
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Okay.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Well, Charlie, look, we can work out all
those details later, sure.
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Well, when are you going to Washington?
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Okay, Saturday, I'll meet you there.
Right.
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Well, Uncle Bill, can I?
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Can you what?
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Try out for the stickball team tomorrow
afternoon.
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And a strike sheet that says 63rd Street
Tigers.
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What position?
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Second base.
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Second base?
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Listen, you're not only going to try
out, you're going to make the team.
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You know, I wanted to play second base
when I was your age so bad, and I tried
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and I tried and I never could make it.
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Why not, Uncle Bill?
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Well, there was this other kid back home
named Shorty Bennett, and he always
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beat me out of grammar school, high
school, all the way. Had a great arm.
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I bet you had a great arm, too, Uncle
Bill.
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Couldn't go to my left.
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I was a good hitter, though.
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Listen, I'll give you a few pointers
right now, huh?
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I mean, stickball can't be much
different than regular baseball.
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Oh, boy.
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With you to help me, I'll get that
sweatshirt for sure.
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I'll go get a broomstick.
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Jody, what are you doing with that mop
handle?
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I was just going to borrow it. I'll
bring it right back.
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I couldn't find a broomstick.
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Here's a mop handle.
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That's fine.
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That's a little long.
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Main thing now, I've got to show you how
to swing.
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Level.
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The first thing you've got to do is
plant your feet solid, see?
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Uh -huh. No, wider apart.
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That's right. You've got a good stance,
see?
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The babe used to keep his feet together.
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What babe?
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Babe Ruth.
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A little before your time. Anyway, get
her feet apart like that, see? You got
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hold them.
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There. And you got to keep your eye on
the ball.
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Keep your eye on the ball until it comes
right in there and hits your bat. Then
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you roll your wrist forward like that
and you just grab it out here like this,
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see? Here comes one.
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Like that. And here you go.
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Punishment for breaking lamps is
temporary exile to one's bedroom.
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Don't worry, Uncle Bill. I'll bring your
dinner in tonight.
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You, sir?
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Yeah, I was showing Jody... Anyway, I
caught it with my backswing.
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Yes, I see, sir.
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My apologies, Jody.
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Get a dustpan, sir.
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Good boy, Uncle Bill.
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You sure wallop that lamp.
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I wish I could wallop like you.
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I just gotta have one of those
sweatshirts.
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Ah, you'll get your sweatshirt, Jody.
Just because I didn't make second base,
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that doesn't mean you won't. You know,
this Bennett kid came from a kind of a
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baseball family. You know, he practiced
all the time with his father and his
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brothers. He had an advantage over them.
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Is it hard playing second base?
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Not if you know the moves. The main
thing is to get rid of the ball fast.
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know, make those double plays.
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Sure wish I was going out with you.
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Throw me just one more, Randy.
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I'll hit it this time for sure.
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What are
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you guys talking about?
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He says you're a nice kid, but you can't
hit the ball.
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I'll tell you what, Jody.
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Practice up. We'll try again Saturday
morning around 11.
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The game is Sunday, so that'll give you
plenty of time to make the team.
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I bet you could play a lot better if you
had the shirt 60 -30 Tigers on it.
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Yeah, girl, Buffy. So you don't
understand anything about stickball.
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I can't get a sweatshirt until I make
the tee.
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Boy, I sure couldn't hit that ball.
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he has the best broomsticker in the
whole world.
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Mr. French, do you think if I practice a
lot, I can still make the team
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Saturday?
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Well, I'm hardly a judge, Jody. One does
not play cricket with a broomstick.
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Yes, Mr. Porter.
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This is very nice of you to call, sir.
Yes, Jody will be ready at 10 .30.
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Yes, sir.
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Thank you, Mr. Porter. Goodbye.
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Morning, Vance.
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Good morning, sir.
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I'm afraid you'll have to rush
breakfast, sir, an hour to catch your
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Washington. Oh, I'll get something at
the airport.
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Where are your kids?
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Well, Jody's busily engaged rubbing
mineral oil into his baseball gloves,
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and Buffy's dressmaking.
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How'd Jody like his tiger sweatshirt? I
wish I'd been home time last night to
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see him put it on.
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Well, sir, he won't know about his
sweatshirt until later tomorrow morning,
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I thought the tryout was yesterday.
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It was, sir, but out of sympathy,
they're giving him another go at it.
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Sympathy? Oh, you didn't do so hot, huh?
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Well, if the expression not so hot, sir,
means not hitting the ball on 14
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consecutive occasions, then, sir, he was
indeed not so hot.
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Well, how do you make out with a glove?
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The glove, sir?
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Yeah, you know, when they hit the ball
to him.
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Oh, in that area, he did splendidly,
sir.
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Oh, that's good.
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Well, a second sacker doesn't have to be
a power hitter all the time, just as
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long as he's dependable in the field.
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Oh, yes, on several occasions, he
actually managed to touch the ball, and
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he even held on to it for a brief second
before it dropped from his fingers.
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I don't want to disillusion you, French,
but it sounds like everything he did
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yesterday was pretty miserable.
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Oh, I'm sorry, sir. I hadn't realized.
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No, it's my fault. I settled for some
words of advice in the living room, and
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what the kid needs is practice.
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Well, that's what he's going to get.
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But your plane to Washington, sir? I'll
catch the noon plane.
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Very well, sir. Change the reservations.
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That kid's going to make second base.
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I know what it means to a six -year
-old.
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I went through it myself.
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Here,
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Uncle Bill. Okay, Jody, I'll get back
there in the batter's box. This time you
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keep your eye on the ball. Okay.
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Get your bat up on your shoulder and be
ready.
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Suck it, Jody!
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He didn't watch the ball.
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I guess I closed my eyes so I can swing
harder.
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Catch, Uncle Bill.
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Right there, Jody.
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I'll get it, Uncle Bill.
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You're doing fine, Jody. Now, only been
practicing a couple of hours and you got
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a couple of good swings already. You
just need more practice.
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Next Sunday, you're going to be right in
there.
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Get this through your head, Jody. You're
as good as any kid your age on the
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team. Right, Buffy?
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Right, Uncle Bill.
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Me and Mrs. Beasley think you're
terrific, Jody.
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Thanks, Buffy.
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Okay, here's another one now, Jody.
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Eye on the ball, level swing, follow
through.
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foul ball.
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Well, maybe Jody could be the player on
the team who hits the foul.
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Well, they don't count that way, honey.
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Here we go again, Jody.
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Let's see her fast hard, Uncle Bill.
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Look, Jody, we want to win tomorrow.
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Squatch with Jose, we'll try it first.
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Mr. Porter, Jody's a nice kid, but I
wish she doesn't want to play stickball.
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Well, we'll give him one last chance at
first base, Roberto.
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Okay, Jody, pop foul, backer first.
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Sister.
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Sister.
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Mr. Frank, Sissy, we're back.
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Look what I got.
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I made the tea.
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Congratulations. Hey, Uncle Bill will
really be proud of you.
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Look, we have another...
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Mine, peanut butter.
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What'd they do, elect you the mascot?
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Uh -uh. I'm what they call an
outfielder.
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You're on the team?
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Sure. We both are.
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Buffy's good, too.
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That was nice of you, Jody, getting your
sister on the team.
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Buffy got her own self on the team.
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She sure can wallop that ball.
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skirt into a sweatshirt.
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Boy, I sure am hungry.
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Me too.
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Well, I suggest that you wash the grime
of 63rd Street off your face and hands,
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and then we'll have lunch.
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Yes, sir.
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I think this sweatshirt is kind of
pretty, don't you, Sissy?
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It's very becoming.
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Us tigers need buff on the team.
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Not as much as we need.
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take care of the bats, I keep the score,
I'm Waterboy, and I'm Assistant Coach.
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Boy, are we gonna kill those 79 -feet
Bulldogs.
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Clibber? You mean clobber. Girls don't
know anything about baseball.
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I just leave it running. I'll only be a
couple of minutes.
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Big game today. Tigers versus the
Bulldogs.
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Hey, you a stickball fan?
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Oh, sure. My nephew's one of the best
players in the Tigers.
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Oh,
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Mr. Davis. I'm so happy you were able to
arrive on time.
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I'm just on the way to the office from
the airport. I got a conscience that I
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thought I could play hooky for a couple
of innings, you know.
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I know how important this is to Jody.
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How we doing, officer?
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Great. Us Tigers are off to a terrific
start.
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It's the last of the first. The 79th
Streeters didn't even get a hit. We came
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to bat and bang, bang, bang. Our first
three men up all get hits.
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Bases are loaded.
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Come on, Tigers.
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Come on, Tigers.
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Jody's been to bat yet?
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Oh, there he comes now.
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Look at Buffy. Doesn't he make a cute
mascot?
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Hey, how about that? They made Jody the
cleanup hitter.
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Sir, I'm not quite conversant with the
titles of the players yet, sir.
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Jody is the cleanup hitter.
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Buffy, the mascot.
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I see, sir.
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Well, it means that they're letting him
bat fourth because they think he's the
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power hitter for the whole team. See?
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That's jolly good, sir. Come on, Tigers!
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Come on, Buffy. Which one do you want?
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Well, the red looks the prettiest.
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Hey, Buffy's batting cleaner.
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Did she make the team?
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Yes, sir. It appears they both did.
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That Buffy is a natural, Mr. Davis.
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For what?
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Atta go, Buffy. Look him over.
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How'd Jody make out with the glove? Did
he have any chance at second?
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Jody? Yeah.
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He's not playing second, Mr. Davis.
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What position is he playing?
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Nothing. None?
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Is the bat going?
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French. But sir, you've only just
arrived.
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I want to go before Jody sees me. I
don't want to embarrass the poor kid. I
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just how he feels.
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I went through the same thing when my
father used to come and see me play.
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this is even worse. His sister made the
team and he didn't. I don't tell him I
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was here. I'll see you at the apartment.
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Yes, sir.
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I was watching. That little girl can
really belt him.
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Yeah.
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I'll explain it to him.
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Oh, good evening, sir.
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Who won?
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Oh, the opposition bulldog, sir.
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27 to 24.
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But the Tigers expect revenge next
Sunday.
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Yeah, well, they're going to have... to
play without Jody, we can't put him
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through this kind of humiliation again.
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I know just how he feels, French, just
how he feels.
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But he seemed perfectly contented on the
way home, sir.
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Oh, sure he did. That's because he's a
good sport. That's the kind of a kid he
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is.
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Where's Buffy?
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Consoling him?
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Oh, no, sir, no. She's in her room
finishing the miniskirt for Mrs.
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Oh, boy.
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From home run slugger to doll dress
designer all in one shot.
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Wow.
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At least the poor kid didn't have to see
me at the game.
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Oh, I regret to inform you, sir, that he
did. He mentioned it on the way home.
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What did he say?
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He said, did Uncle Bill see me handing
out the bats, sir?
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What did you tell him? Oh, I changed the
subject quickly, sir.
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Well, that's all you could do. That's
all you could do.
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Well, maybe I can get him straightened
out.
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I suppose not making the stickball team
isn't the end of the world, but it sure
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seems like it to a kid.
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What? Sir, perhaps I could start him at
chess.
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Take his young mind off the
disappointments of stickball.
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You don't understand, French.
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You don't understand.
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His emotions are too... He's too young
to keep his emotions in check. If he
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wants to cry, we've got to just let him
have a good cry.
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to stick around for the whole game.
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It was terrific.
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Hey, you don't have to put on an act for
me.
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I'm your uncle.
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I know that.
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And I know how you feel about today.
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I'd feel the same way if I were you.
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How do I feel, Uncle Bill?
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Well, I guess like any kid, when his
sister makes the team and he doesn't.
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But I'm on the team.
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I'm the bad boy.
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And the scorekeeper. And all kinds of
junk.
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You feel like crying, you just go right
ahead and cry.
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Cry?
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Jody, I understand how you feel about
these things they're giving you to do.
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don't have to make believe you're happy
about it.
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I'm not making believe.
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I like being all those things.
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No, you don't.
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00:22:58,440 --> 00:23:00,420
Yes, I do, Uncle Bill.
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00:23:01,960 --> 00:23:02,960
You do?
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00:23:03,240 --> 00:23:04,240
Sure.
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I like telling everybody what's the
score and telling the players to slide
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everything.
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That's important.
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Well, I guess it is important, Jody. I
hadn't thought of it that way before.
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Yeah.
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Somebody's got to see that the team gets
water when they're thirsty, huh?
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Sure. And the right broomstick to knock
them out with.
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Jody, the Tigers couldn't get along
without you.
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Now, you go and get washed up. We're
going to eat.
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Can I wear my sweatshirt?
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You can sleep in it if you want.
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00:23:38,730 --> 00:23:40,290
Gee, thanks, Uncle Bill.
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00:23:45,770 --> 00:23:48,490
Well, sir, did you straighten Jody out?
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Huh? Oh, no, the other way around. He
straightened me out.
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Sir?
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I'm the one that wanted to play second
base.
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Would you mind if I missed stickball
practice tomorrow?
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00:24:05,000 --> 00:24:07,620
No, I wouldn't feel bad if you missed
stickball practice.
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Good. Because I'm invited to a tea
party.
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And stickball just ruins my hair.
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