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Poem March 6, 1908

The Arrow

Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

A humorous, rhyming poem describing the members and positions of a 1907 baseball team, with affectionate nicknames and praises for each player.

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Found in the Mail

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Our Base Ball Team of '07.
Wauseka he's our catcher who never fail
to cut the runner out at second base, "Emil
always wear a smile that won't come off."
Schrimpsher plays short stop, nothing
can't pass "Jimmie."
Newashe is our first sacker a thrown ball
can't get through "Willie."
Garlow does the pitching and fans them
out in style with every ball he pitches, al-
ways see a happy smile on "Seybold."
Hendricks always covers second bag and
does it neat. While his team mates yelling
nice one "Fritz."
And you know that Youngdeer who look
after the middle garden. Know as "Der-
foot" never misses any kind fly ball.
Eagleman who at left field always tried to
be fancy like Harrisburg's style.
And meself out in right field Gobble
everything that looks good to me.
Our new Captain Balenti hold down the
third bag always plays hard and looks for
more while the rooters yell for "Mike."

J. W. T.

What sub-type of article is it?

Ballad

What keywords are associated?

Baseball Team 1907 Catcher Wausaka Pitcher Garlow Captain Balenti

What entities or persons were involved?

J. W. T.

Poem Details

Title

Our Base Ball Team Of '07.

Author

J. W. T.

Subject

Description Of 1907 Baseball Team Members

Form / Style

Rhymed Irregular Verses

Key Lines

Wauseka He's Our Catcher Who Never Fail To Cut The Runner Out At Second Base, "Emil Always Wear A Smile That Won't Come Off." Garlow Does The Pitching And Fans Them Out In Style With Every Ball He Pitches, Always See A Happy Smile On "Seybold." And Meself Out In Right Field Gobble Everything That Looks Good To Me.

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