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1. snow here and there on the infield grass
2. Batter number three of that inning reached base on an infield single
3. from one of the subs that ran it out to him, and took his spot on the infield
4. corners in, just try to keep the ball on the infield,” Demera said and headed for the
5. Coach Demera’s wishes of a ground ball to the infield were far exceeded—
6. infield to the mound
7. A signal for the infield to play in on the grass
8. And actually the one hit they got went through the infield and all of us thought that should've been an error on the shortstop but it was ruled a hit
9. And the infield fly rule
10. The infield was five hundred meters long, and the gigantic banks of seating rose one above another hundred and fifty meters high, filled with people of every description
11. The infield was five hundred yards long, and the gigantic banks of seating rose one above another five hundred feet high, filled with people of every description
12. ball field, then through the infield and then the outfield till
13. Coach was standing in the infield near the 300 yard mark
14. The Americans marched awkwardly on around the track and onto the infield to the strains of the “Deutschlandlied
15. When all the athletes were assembled in ranks on the infield, Theodor Lewald, president of the German Olympic Organizing Committee, stepped to a bank of microphones on the dais and launched into what soon turned into an interminable speech
16. He snuck around his neighborhood with bags full of flour, launching guerrilla attacks on windshields of passing cars, and one Memorial Day weekend, he wedged himself into a car trunk to sneak into the infield of the Indy 500
17. The race had been suspended because of the war, but Phil revived it in his mind, spreading a blanket on the infield grass, heaping it with food, and watching the cars blur past
18. A low stage has been set up in the infield of the softball diamond in the far corner of the twenty-acre field, and Reverend Marvin Shields, in a dazzling white three-piece suit, grabs the mike
19. The hit man was sprinting across the infield, really moving now
20. There was the sun in the sky, the lake and the boats on it, the grandstands, the pitcher on his mound standing with his hand out and down after tossing the ball; there was Big Poe with the ball in his mighty black hand; there was the infield staring, crouching in at the scene, and there was Jimmie Cosner running, kicking up dirt, the only moving thing in the entire summer world
21. Though his eyes rested on the verdant green of the infield, they did not see it