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When the ball is bunted down the first base line who should field the ball?
it depends on where it is. if it is near home plate the catcher should get it. if it is closer to the pitchers mound than the catcher than the catcher should get it. you should call the other guy off if you are getting it so there will be no confusion on who is getting it.
A small hill?
"mound" definition: a rounded pile of dirt, sand, stones, or other material, or a raised area of earth: Example: We’re using that mound of sand to level the ground for our new pool.
What made Cahokia different from other mound builder towns?
Cohokia was larger than the other mound builder towns.
Where can glass pitchers be purchased?
Glass Pitchers can be purchased online from Amazon, Tesco Direct, or John Lewis. A good place for glass pitchers and other kitchenware at a good price is IKEA.
What were the crops of the mound builders?
the mound builders crops where wheat, tobacco, rice, and many other tips of wheat.
3 main cattle mounds found in Congaree National Swamp?
cattle mound #6 koocs cattle mound and i do not know the last one Some other ones are Big Lake Cattle Mound, Brady's Cattle Mound, Cooks Lake Cattle Mound, Cooners Cattle Mound, and Dead River Cattle Mound. 3 Cooner's Cattle Mount, Big Lake Cattle Mount, koocs cattle mound
What is an ant house called other than the ant mound?
An ant mound is often called an anthill. Pronounced ant-hill.
Which other group other than the Hopewell culture in Chicago that were mound builders as well?
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In NCAA girls softball how far is the pitching mound?
For squirts the distance to the mound is 35 feet. For Peewee's the distance is 38 feet.
Why do you pitch from a mound and not from a flat surface?
The pitching mound serves a clear purpose, even if its origin is not clear. When the pitcher strides not only forward but slightly downward (away from the highest point of the mound) as the ball is released, more energy is transferred to the ball, and it attains a greater speed. In 1969, when the National League (this writer ignores that other league), lowered the height of the mound by five inches, the purpose was clear. Along with the simultaneous decrease in the size of the strike zone this rule change benefitted hitters at the expense of pitchers. Whether the league admits it or not, these moves were intended to make the game more exciting for those fans who liked to watch high-scoring games rather than the so-called "pitcher's duel". One may infer that the mound was instituted originally for the opposite purpose: to make things easier for the pitcher and harder for the hitter.
Why do left-handed hitters have more trouble with left-handed pitchers that right-handed hitters with right-handed pitchers?
As a general rule, there are less left handed pitchers. So lefties face lefties less often and have less at-bats to adjust to them. There are probably other reasons also.
How are historic Indians and mound builders alike?
one builds mounds and the other doesn't.
