Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 2013, Page 150
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a serving ofsuperstitionAlthough these tennis playerscould easily rely on just talentto secure a win, they preferrednot to take chances, andpracticed these superstitionsduring matches as well.mAEvery time Im at the net I have to twirlmy racket before I can keep playing.— junior Jessica HolmbergI have a rubber band at the end of myracket. I have to twist it once around untilthe ribbon is in the front before I cancontinue. — junior Cianna KennedyI hold my racket so that the symbol atthe top of my racket handle always facesthe same direction. — senior JessieMenefeebatting in the right directionH^With a man on second and noouts, sacrifice bunt to get the runner to third.With bases loaded and one out,fthe ball to right field in an attempt to get asmany runners as possible to score.With a runner on third and oneor two outs, drive a fly ball into the outfield sothe runner can tag and score.Situation D: With no one on base, try to hitthe ball up the middle, and sprint to first.n addition to strength and hand-eyecoordination, baseball requiresstrategy. Here are a few tips forvarious batting scenarios.fek |
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http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloomsouth/id/8702 |
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Bloomington High School South |
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