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DEFINITIONS CONTINUED:

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        Right Fielder     Player responsible for the area of the outfield on the 1  base side of the field.

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        Runner            Player of the team at bat who has reached 1   base and has not been put out.

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        Shortstop         The player responsible for the area between 2  and 3  base.

        Strike            A pitch which crosses home plate in the strike zone, when the batter swings
                          at the ball and misses, or a foul ball (except when there are already two strikes).

        Strike Out        When a batter has three strikes called during the same at bat.

        Strike Zone       The area from the batter’s knees to the middle of the batter’s chest and the width
                          of home plate.

        Walk              When a batter is thrown four balls during the same at bat, the batter
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                          goes to1  base automatically.

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        1  Baseman        Player responsible for making plays at 1  base.

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        2  Baseman        Player responsible for making plays at 2  base.

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        3  Baseman        Player responsible for making plays at 3  base.











































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