Comment jouer au base ball . t'ils servent à montrer la pratique-ofbase fonctionnant comme joué dans la Ligue nationale. Dans le strategyof ces joue la question de la vitesse. Il y a un coaching dangerin runner lente à prendre des risques qui pourraient être com-paratively facile pour un homme plus rapide, et c'est dans ces situations doivent être thatjudgment utilisé. Conseils aux COUREURS DE BASE PAR J. E. Sullivan, secrétaire de l'Amateur Athletic Union européenne. Ceux qui sont proches disciples de base ball et watchedits ont progrès et des améliorations sont tout à fait prêts à admettre que themajority de joueurs n'améliorent pas comme base-porteur, anda

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How to play base ball . t they serve to show the practice ofbase-running as played in the National League. In the strategyof these plays the question of speed comes up. There is dangerin coaching a slow runner to take chances which might be com-paratively easy for a faster man, and it is in these situations thatjudgment must be used. ADVICE TO BASE RUNNERS By J. E. Sullivan, Secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union. Those who are close followers of base ball and have watchedits progress and improvement are very ready to admit that themajority of ball players do not improve as base-runners, andafter watching the game year in and year out I am convincedthat not enough of attention is paid to that end of the game.To be sure, some players are natural runners, are built or it, and as a result have gained the reputation of being fast men.But the average player seems to take no interest whatever indeveloping his speed At the ball park previous to a game youwill see the players practising—the pitcher warming up, the. How to Play Base Ball. 37 catcher throwing to the bases, the batter lining them out, thefielder returning the ball to the home plate—but to my recollec-tion I have never had the pleasure of seeing three or four of theboys get on the mark and practice at running the distance fromone base to another—30 yards, which is, to my way of thinking, where the mistake is made, and the captain that wants to get agood fast team will get his players out and practice them a littleat sprinting and particularly at starting. There has been, I know, some objection to training ball playersby running them. Running, walking and gymnasium work willfit a player for the season, and it certainly should be no hardshipon any player who is only called upon to play ball for a fewhours each day to learn how to sprint. The argument has beenmade to me by a ball player that if the average ball player wasto be trained like a sprinter or a distance runner it would tirehim out, that he would be

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