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- - Muggle Studies Lesson 1 (https://www.snitchseeker.com/term-26-august-november-2010/muggle-studies-lesson-1-a-76536/)

Vienna was really enjoying her muggle studies class as a pureblood she knew next to nothing about the muggle world. Baseball sounded exciting to her but in all reality she was not a sports fan muggle or wizard

Kurumi looked around to see that the boys were still debating and put the finishing touches on her drawing on her parchment of notes.

SPOILER!!: stick figures of baseball love!

She looked up and hoped that class would continue soon. She was eager to do something active - apparently, the potion from last night was still leaving some of its affects on her.

Rowan listened intently. Having lived with muggles for half of her, life she was very interested in hearing the magical world's take on them. Besides, she liked baseball.

Aha. Let's see. How much he knew about baseball? Besides the fact that there was no one resembling a seeker in that game?

Treyen raised his hand. "So, basically, the infield positions are held by a man in first base, a man in second base, a man in third base, and a shortstop...whilst the outfield positions held by a left fielder, a right fielder and a center fielder...AND..." the boy made a dramatic pause, "...the ones in the battery are the catcher and the pitcher...playing their own little game".

He rested his case.

Rubiey had sat silently in the lesson, which wasn't like her. Ireland wasn't that big on Baseball. She wasn't exactly clear on the rules. Or anything about it, for that matter. Meh, at least she was learning about it now.

She preferred Quidditch.

Jacqueline raised her hand. She knows this.
''Battery
1. Pitcher
2. Catcher

Infield
3. First Base
4. Second Base
5. Third Base
6. Shortstop

Outfield
7. Left Field
8. Center Field
9. Right Field''
Then she sat down and took a deep breath.

Bristol smiled. She was really going to like muggle studies. Being a muggle born, she thought that this would easy. She knew the answer. She played baseball before, and loved it as much as wizards liked quidditch. She slowly raised her hand.

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9796491)

And finally, ANOTHER one who thought it irrelevant to introduce himself. "You're quite right, though, I still don't know your name." Was all he replied with one eyebrow slightly raised.

As he waited for Destiny to either agree to try or refuse Jeremy - still on the other side of his desk, as far away from the walnut as possible - turned to face the class again. "Now, in the meantime...I think we've by now all agreed that this lesson will NOT be about hitting somebody or vandalizing but rather about Baseball. Like in most games, there are two opposing teams. Can anybody tell what they are called?" He asked, his eyes flickering over to Destiny to ~~make sure she wasn't sneaking up on him with the bat~~ see how she had decided.

Oh, right. His name. He contemplated making one up, just for the heck of it. Hey, it'd give him a little bit of amusement, right? In the end, though, he decided against it. Gryffindor was in SECOND for house points and every singular point counted! ~~No Slytherin win this year.~~ "Aiden Chevalier," he finally answered.

Mmmhm, niice. The whole baseball thing was right. He only hoped that they would actually get to play. He glanced around at the other students answering all these questions about baseball. Sheesh! Some of them had to have been big fans of the sport. Seriously, though. Who names their team Red Sox? After SOCKS?! Pfft.

Dorks.

Hugo was really good at Muggle Studies, and started counting in his head.
After 5 minutes of thinking, he didn't know the answer and sighed.
Bluh.

Text Cut: Daisy, Trixie, Evelyn, Louisa, Sophia, Katie, Amber, Brant, Sidney, Treyen and Jacqueline

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Originally Posted by springbaby (Post 9796786)

The positions. Well that was basic ABC's to Daisy. One of the quirks of being aan only child and daddy's little girl. "Well in the battery there is the pitcher and the catcher. In the outfield there is Firt base, second base, third base, and the short stop. And in the outfield there is the left field, center field, and right field," Daisy said her hand still raised. she doubted it'd ever be put down.

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Originally Posted by feltbeatslover22 (Post 9796796)

Positions? Huh? Hang on where they talking of fielding positions? And did he want one each or all of them?

"The pitcher and the....." Oh goodness, bad memory was not good. "The catcher...I think, are battery positions?" She hoped. Pfft. "First, second, third and...." why was there always one more? "...shortstop are Infield?" Maybe. "And then left, center and right field are all outfield positions?" That would do.

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Originally Posted by Roselyn (Post 9796805)

They had to say all nine positions!? EH! She could only remember 4! "Well...there are the first, second, and third base men people..." Yea, those people. "And they are the infield." Right? "And then there is the pitcher who is in that battery thing group..."

Trailing off, she lowered her hand and thought over it. "And that catcher guy is also in that battery group..." And that was all she knew. She could not for the life of her, remember what the outfield positions were called along with that other person near the infield. "Um, yea...and those other ones too."

No matter how easy they were.

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Originally Posted by Magical Soul (Post 9797305)

She raised her hand once again and now she was on the edge of her seat, "There are nine players for each one of the teams, sir." She glanced around the classroom and followed the students' answers and was really impressed by how many knew about muggle sports. That wasn't something she expected.

"There are the pitcher, the catcher, first baseman, second basemand, third baseman, left fielder, center fielder, right fielder and an umpire." Louisa answered slowly trying to remember all the players she met with her stepfather when they used to spend weekends at games. She didn't like this sports but being benefit from those ~~wasted~~ weekends was totally awesome. She should tell Jason that it was worth it after all.

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Originally Posted by WeasleyObsession7 (Post 9797443)

Sophia had realised she hadn't mentioned her name. "Sophia Lomardi, sir." she said, smiling."Pitcher and Catcher are in the battery field." she said. "1st Base, 2nd Base, Shortstop, and 3rd base are all infield postitions."she said. "While Left Field, Center Field, and Right field are all outfield positions." she said, smiling. "Sometimes there are Right Center Field players or Left Center Field players." she said. "Sometimes, but it is very rare." she said, smiling. "And then, there is the batting team." she said.

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Originally Posted by PureBlood64 (Post 9797453)

"Hi My name is Katie Star" Katie said before she answered the question "There is the 1st, 2nd and 3rd base, Pitcher, Batter, Fielder, and theres others but I can't remember the names" Katie said.

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Originally Posted by Gryffindorgurl (Post 9797671)

Amber's ears perked up as she heard the word baseball. She might be a pureblood and she might know absolutely NOTHING about muggles and their silly little world, but she knew everything about baseball. It was a secret hobby of hers. She raised her hand and said, "Battery has the catcher and the pitcher, infield has first base, second base, third base and short stop, and lastly outfield has lest field, center field and right field." She smiled. She was a total baseball nerd, even though her parents hated it.

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Originally Posted by ☆Grrr..Meow☆ (Post 9797732)

Brant raised his hand again "Professor, sir..... I know theres a catcher and a pitcher, and 1st, 2nd and 3rd basemen. But thats all I know." he said.

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Weasley (Post 9797979)

Sidney still doesn't understand all this stuff about baseball, but she can read a textbook. She raises her hand. "Professor, the nine positions are

Catcher
Pitcher
First Base
Second Base
Third Base
Short Stop
Left Field
Center Field
Right Field

The Catcher and Pitcher belong in the Battery. The First Base, Second Base, Third Base, and Short Stop belong in the Infielder, and the Left Field, Center Field, and Right Field belong in the Outfielder." Now that wasn't so hard.

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Originally Posted by Lockhartian (Post 9798971)

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Originally Posted by alohomora♥ (Post 9799995)

Oh, what a clever class he had. With a grin tugging at the corner of his lips Jeremy nodded slowly as more and more people began to list the different positions in baseball. "Yes, very good. Well done." He smiled at them while making a list of the positions on the board for future reference.

Battery
- Pitcher (P)
- Catcher (C)

Infield
- First Base (1B)
- Second Base (2B)
- Third Base (3B)
- Shortstop (SS)

Outfield
- Left Field (LF)
- Center Field (CF)
- Right Field (RF)

He was just about to move on when he heard a few interesting replies.The first one being a debate between two of the boys who seemed to know quite a lot about Baseball.

Text Cut: Rex and Michael

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Originally Posted by Jason Potter Weasley (Post 9797455)

Rex raised his hand. "Sir, their is two teams in baesball. One is the visiting team and then the other is the home team. " For instance, if my muggle team , the Texas Rangers are playing in Arlington, Texas and say the muggle team from Oakland, the Oakland A's( Athletics) are playing the Rangers, the A's are the visiting team. The home team always bats last." "Also, my Texas Rangers have to play in the Oakland Coliseum, the A's home park sometime during the season, so the A's would be home team at this time.". "The reason for this schedule is to be fair to each team.
" Pitchers and catchers are called Batterymates. Then their is infielders and outfielders. The infield consists of a first baseman, second baseman, third baseman and a shortstop. The batterymates are the pitcher and catcher. They can be considered part of the infield when you are a scorekeep for yoru team. the outfield consists of a Left Fielder, a Center Fielder and a RightFielder. Now when you score, there are numbers associated with their repective postions. Pithcrer-1, Catcher-2, First Base-3, Second Base-4, Third Base-5, Shortstop-6, Left Fielder-7, Center Fielder- 8 and last but not least- RightFielder-9.

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Originally Posted by Michael White (Post 9797467)

Grinning and raising his hand "Sir ... what is your position on the DH if your a fan of it there are 10 players on each side "

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Originally Posted by Jason Potter Weasley (Post 9797486)

Well, there is a Dh I forget. " The DH is ony a batter and not a fielder" rex said to the professor.

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Originally Posted by Michael White (Post 9797600)

But he can replace any player and take their place in the line up.... looking to the professor "Sir do you really want us to get in to the debate I am from the school of no DH"

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Originally Posted by Jason Potter Weasley (Post 9798401)

" you are right, the Dh can replace any player in the field, but then the pitcher must bat" Rex sort of agreed with the boy. "Sctually, I watch the National league teams like my favoirite like the Houston Astros and say the St. Louis Cardinals. I believe the Dh is thee worst thing to happen to baseball since " The Black Sox"Sandal " In the National League, you really have to know how to manage because baesball is a game of strategy." DH's are just
old men who are around too long or young men who really can't play a
position" big deal, a Dh comed up all the time and the Amercan League manager keeps his pitcher in the whole time and uses hardly any players."

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Originally Posted by PattyH. (Post 9798533)

The boy raised his hand, "Professor, there is also the Umpire, he is kinda of like another player. He gets to yell out, YOU'RE OUT!" Patroclus bellowed, that was as much as he knew on the subject, and that had come from watching Muggle TV.

Oh, the Patroclus boy managed to come up with a different yet correct answer too. A small grin flashed across his face when he heard the boy's description of the Umpire. "Thanks for mentioning the Umpire, Patroclus. They are actually refereeing the game so you normally wouldn't say they are 'players'." Like the Quidditch Official during a Quidditch Match.

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie (Post 9798675)

Kurumi looked around to see that the boys were still debating and put the finishing touches on her drawing on her parchment of notes.

SPOILER!!: stick figures of baseball love!

She looked up and hoped that class would continue soon. She was eager to do something active - apparently, the potion from last night was still leaving some of its affects on her.

On his way back to the front of the classroom Jeremy passed by a few desks...and stopped dead in his tracks when he spotted something. Something interesting. Walking backwards for a few steps until he was standing next to the desk which had caught his attention, Jeremy grinned down at Kurumi. "Did you just draw that?" In case you were wondering, yes, that question was meant rhetorically.

Which was why the next moment the drawing was in Jeremy's hand and leaning in slighlty he said, "4 points to Gryffindor for that. And you don't mind me borrowing this, do you?" And if she did then, well, tough luck, because he was taking it with him to the front. Hehe.

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Originally Posted by brelovesweasleys (Post 9797970)

A what? "Battery..." Rae repeated, "Is that the one thing that makes the muggle items work?" They had all kinds of weird stuff.

It took Jeremy a while but when he finally grasped what the girl was talking about, he couldn't help a small chuckle to escape his lips. "Yes, you're absolutely correct. Muggles use batteries to make some of their items work." Yes, because the girl was absolutely right. Not that it had anything to do with baseball but he had just answered her question.

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Originally Posted by grangerfan8 (Post 9796843)

He turned his back to her?!

Yup. He was crazy. Not Lafay crazy either. A few fries short of a Happy Meal crazy. Turning his back to Destiny.

She would miss him.

"The pitcher and catcher are in the battery field....." She let her eyes drift from Destiny to Zookara, hand raised. She needed one last look at him before she wacked him. "All the bases and shortstop in the infield....and outfield positions are all left, right, and center." This reminded her that she was missing all of Peter's games.....kinda sad.

Nodding approvingly when Arya listed the correct terms, Jeremy was quite surprised by the look on the girl's face. Was something wrong? Cocking an eyebrow at her questioningly, he was just about to ask her just that when...

Text Cut: Destiny O.o

CRASH!

Flinching inwardly Jeremy whirled around, away from Arya and the rest of the class, to look, no rather stare at Destiny. Destiny and her attempts to ~~kill~~ crack the walnut. Maybe this-

BANG!

...hadn't been such a good idea aft-

CRACK!

...er all. This was so going to leave a little dent in the floor. Hopefully nobody had heard that. Yeah, right. Okay, scratch that. They would have to be deaf not to have heard that. It had sounded like a troll trying to bring down the castle after all. So, rather hopefully nobody cared to check what was going on during his class.

"Yes, just perfect." Jeremy muttered with a smirk as he moved forward...only stop instantly when he found a bat pointed at his chest. Err. Was he going to eat that? Squinting down at the mess which had once been a walnut he glanced back up at Destiny and said, "Well, there's not much left to eat, is there?" Holding out his hand for Destiny to give him the bat back, he made a mental note to get her a nutcracker for Christmas.

Shaking his head slightly to get the image of Destiny smashing up the walnut out of his head, Jeremy turned to face the class again. This was sort of going on for too long. He wasn't going to dwell on too many details but rather give them a simplified version of baseball. "Now, first of all, thank you to Kurumi for this lovely drawing." He magnified the drawing so everybody could see it. This was definitely going to help explaining the general concept.

Photos!: Pretty image

"The positions on this sketch are the positions of the team which is currently fielding. The other team - the batting team - will take turns in batting. The pitcher-" He pointed at the little stick-figure which was labelled 'pitcher'. "-throws the ball into the direction of the batter of the other team, who is standing slightly in front of the catcher." Cue point to the Catcher!Stick-figure. "The batter tries to hit the ball with his bat. Behind the catcher there is one of the Umpires, the referees." He turned away from the drawing and back to face the class. "If the batter fails to hit the ball, the Umpire decides whose fault it was. What are the two words he might say if the batter doesn't hit the ball?" Did that make sense?

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Trixie raised her hand slightly hesitantly. Okay, she didn't like sports whatsoever, but he knew, maybe Jeremy would change her mind completely, her father had certainly done that for Quidditch anyway. But how she missed holding that lovely beaters bat.

*Pout*

"Is it Strike?" she asked biting her lip. No wait that didn't quite sound right...

Jacqueline raised her hand again. '' Well professor that's STRIKE. A strike is called if a batter swings at a pitch and misses, or if the pitch simply passes through the strike zone. The first 2 foul balls that are not caught count as first and second strike. A foul ball that is not caught can never be counted as a third strike. ''she sat down and listened to the other students.

SPOILER!!: professor & how embarrassing!

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Text Cut: Daisy, Trixie, Evelyn, Louisa, Sophia, Katie, Amber, Brant, Sidney, Treyen and Jacqueline

Battery
- Pitcher (P)
- Catcher (C)

Infield
- First Base (1B)
- Second Base (2B)
- Third Base (3B)
- Shortstop (SS)

Outfield
- Left Field (LF)
- Center Field (CF)
- Right Field (RF)

He was just about to move on when he heard a few interesting replies.The first one being a debate between two of the boys who seemed to know quite a lot about Baseball.

Text Cut: Rex and Michael

DH. This position was exactly something to discuss with newbies to baseball. Not. Which was why he was teaching and not Michael and Rex, right? When Michael asked whether he wanted them to continue their discussion, Jeremy shook his head a little irritated. "No, I don't. And I only asked for the names of the 9 different positions. Let's not confuse the others with too many details." They weren't the only ones in this class and he was pretty sure that some of the others hadn't even quite grasped why he was holding a Beater's Bat when they were talking about Baseball.

Or rather Destiny was holding the bat at the moment.

Oh, the Patroclus boy managed to come up with a different yet correct answer too. A small grin flashed across his face when he heard the boy's description of the Umpire. "Thanks for mentioning the Umpire, Patroclus. They are actually refereeing the game so you normally wouldn't say they are 'players'." Like the Quidditch Official during a Quidditch Match.

On his way back to the front of the classroom Jeremy passed by a few desks...and stopped dead in his tracks when he spotted something. Something interesting. Walking backwards for a few steps until he was standing next to the desk which had caught his attention, Jeremy grinned down at Kurumi. "Did you just draw that?" In case you were wondering, yes, that question was meant rhetorically.

Which was why the next moment the drawing was in Jeremy's hand and leaning in slighlty he said, "4 points to Gryffindor for that. And you don't mind me borrowing this, do you?" And if she did then, well, tough luck, because he was taking it with him to the front. Hehe.

It took Jeremy a while but when he finally grasped what the girl was talking about, he couldn't help a small chuckle to escape his lips. "Yes, you're absolutely correct. Muggles use batteries to make some of their items work." Yes, because the girl was absolutely right. Not that it had anything to do with baseball but he had just answered her question.

Nodding approvingly when Arya listed the correct terms, Jeremy was quite surprised by the look on the girl's face. Was something wrong? Cocking an eyebrow at her questioningly, he was just about to ask her just that when...

CRASH!

Flinching inwardly Jeremy whirled around, away from Arya and the rest of the class, to look, no rather stare at Destiny. Destiny and her attempts to ~~kill~~ crack the walnut. Maybe this-

BANG!

...hadn't been such a good idea aft-

CRACK!

...er all. This was so going to leave a little dent in the floor. Hopefully nobody had heard that. Yeah, right. Okay, scratch that. They would have to be deaf not to have heard that. It had sounded like a troll trying to bring down the castle after all. So, rather hopefully nobody cared to check what was going on during his class.

"Yes, just perfect." Jeremy muttered with a smirk as he moved forward...only stop instantly when he found a bat pointed at his chest. Err. Was he going to eat that? Squinting down at the mess which had once been a walnut he glanced back up at Destiny and said, "Well, there's not much left to eat, is there?" Holding out his hand for Destiny to give him the bat back, he made a mental note to get her a nutcracker for Christmas.

Shaking his head slightly to get the image of Destiny smashing up the walnut out of his head, Jeremy turned to face the class again. This was sort of going on for too long. He wasn't going to dwell on too many details but rather give them a simplified version of baseball. "Now, first of all, thank you to Kurumi for this lovely drawing." He magnified the drawing so everybody could see it. This was definitely going to help explaining the general concept.

Photos!: Pretty image

Kurumi turned bright red in her seat as the professor took her drawing and showed it to the entire class. Had she known this was going to happen, she would have spent more time and maybe given the stick figures hats or something. Kurumi checked the hair and noticed a slight change in color and took several deep breaths and thought about watching golf to calm herself down. She looked back down at her notes for a moment to avoid the stares of her classmates before raising her hand to answer the professor's question. "When the ball is too high, too low, or too far to one side from home plate they yell ball. When it is within a certain range over home plate then yell strike." She was glad she had earned her house some points...but she still couldn't bear to look around at her classmates or her drawing that was now magnified in the front of the classroom.

Leilani raised her hand warily. "Uhm, strike aaand..." Ph, what was the other one? "Foul ball?" Wait! But that was three words...??? *flail* Well like, "Or he could just not say anything." Yeah, hadn't she seen that one time? Yeah, she thought so. Then again... her memory wasn't always something to count upon... *flail* Siiigh. Baseball was confusing... And that was coming from the girl who's father watched more baseball than he did quidditch.

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Shaking his head slightly to get the image of Destiny smashing up the walnut out of his head, Jeremy turned to face the class again. This was sort of going on for too long. He wasn't going to dwell on too many details but rather give them a simplified version of baseball. "Now, first of all, thank you to Kurumi for this lovely drawing." He magnified the drawing so everybody could see it. This was definitely going to help explaining the general concept.

Photos!: Pretty image

"That's a really picture Kurumi," Daisy said smiling at the Gryffindor. The all of a sudden, "Oh, oh, I know, " Diasy said practically jumping up and down. "He either would say strike or ball which is the equvialent to a foul ball." She was feeling so hyper all of a sudden.

Amber smiled. This was so easy! "He could either yell strike or ball. Ball is when the ball doesn't go directly over the plate and strike is when it does." She fiddled with her quill, waiting for the next question from the professor.

"You're out." Trent said with a smirk on her face. Afterall, if they couldn't hit the ball, why should they get to hold the bat? That was like saying your Quidditch team had a Chaser that couldn't score points - and that was just ridiculous. "Or You suck." She said with a nod of her head. She was almost positive she was wrong, but that was her opinion.

So. There.

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Originally Posted by springbaby (Post 9802602)

Kurumi blushed and sunk a little further down in her seat. "Thank you," she whispered as she continued to look at her blank piece of parchment as if it were the only thing in the world. She hoped that they moved outside to play baseball or something soon.

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Battery
- Pitcher (P)
- Catcher (C)

Infield
- First Base (1B)
- Second Base (2B)
- Third Base (3B)
- Shortstop (SS)

Outfield
- Left Field (LF)
- Center Field (CF)
- Right Field (RF)

Photos!: Pretty image

Alice scribbled down the different baseball positions into her notebook, and also draw a little sketch of the one similar to the one Kurumi had drawn underneath.

Alice gently raised her hand to answer. "Does the Umpire usually call it as a strike or a ball?" Alice said, trying to remember back to the one or two games she had watched on tv.

Now seeing that the professor was teaching a class on the basics of the game. So a bunch of kids could have ther first go at it. Not a bunch of muggles hosting one of those sport talk shows his dad listen too on tha radio, so he decides to not say any thing about a Balk/hit batter "Ball and strike" foul's where if the batter made contact

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Keefer raised both of his hands into the air, just as always. "Professor, I believe that would be 'strike' if the ball was in the strike zone--that's the area over the plate that's under the batter's shoulders, but above the batter's knees. If the ball was outside that area, then the umpire will say 'ball.'"

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

"The batter tries to hit the ball with his bat. Behind the catcher there is one of the Umpires, the referees." He turned away from the drawing and back to face the class. "If the batter fails to hit the ball, the Umpire decides whose fault it was. What are the two words he might say if the batter doesn't hit the ball?" Did that make sense?

Holy smokes...

She needed to get Destiny a bat. NO one would mess with them then if Destiny had one of those. Not after witnessing her trying to crack open a walnut with it.

Hehehehe.

Smirking, the Slytherin crossed her arms, and then her legs as she went back to listening to what the professor was saying, half of it going in one ear, and the other half going straight out the other. Wha? Two words...if the batter doesn't hit the ball.

"You...fail?" If the pitcher guy couldn't pitch, and the batter guy couldn't hit, then they totally fail! It only made sense!

SPOILER!!: the world of the professor

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Text Cut: Daisy, Trixie, Evelyn, Louisa, Sophia, Katie, Amber, Brant, Sidney, Treyen and Jacqueline

Battery
- Pitcher (P)
- Catcher (C)

Infield
- First Base (1B)
- Second Base (2B)
- Third Base (3B)
- Shortstop (SS)

Outfield
- Left Field (LF)
- Center Field (CF)
- Right Field (RF)

He was just about to move on when he heard a few interesting replies.The first one being a debate between two of the boys who seemed to know quite a lot about Baseball.

Text Cut: Rex and Michael

Photos!: Pretty image

"He might say Strike one, depending which strike it is or Ball if it goes to high or low or Foul Ball but normally they say foul ball if you hit the ball but goes out of the triangle that you are supposed to hit it in, and professor have you ever heard of soft ball and rounders? They are quite like baseball, just different rules" Katie said with a smile on her face.

Brant was pleased how well Kurumi was doing he gave her a grin. Brant knew how to pick them thats for sure. "Great job Kurumi." he whispered to her. Then he raised his hand and said "If the ball goes faster then the batter swings his bat then the umpire will yell Out!, if its a foul ball meaning that its the pitchers fault the umpire would yell Ball. I think if theres enough Ball's called I think about three, then the player thats up to swing the beater bat thingy, gets to move to the first plate thingy?" Brant knew about Baseball but he wasn't an expert.

Baseball. Ohboy!Ohboy!Ohboy!Ohboy!Ohboy!

Salander was grinning for ear to ear. He was hoping that they get to go out to the greens again and play an inning at least. He wanted to get a chance to show off his mad skills at batting.

Then he stared at ~~Cauldron Girl~~ Destiny showing who's boss with the walnut. Ok so maybe not that kind of mad batting.

SPOILER!!: Evelyn and Trent--You Win!

Salander had to Laugh.Out.Loud with this. They was right in a sense, but its probably something fans from the stands will be yelling at the players on the field. plus throwing copious amount of popcorn and whatever else to make their point.

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Originally Posted by Lislchen (Post 9802387)

Photos!: Pretty image

"A Ball and Strike" he replied, lifting his hand. "a Batter is allowed 3 strikes before he's put out and 4 balls before he's allowed to Walk to 1st base."