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- noun Plural form of
baseball .
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Examples
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I would strongly preferrer signed baseballs from the MLB.
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"I know ballplayers today are a more intelligent group, and there probably are players who think they are chemists and can examine the rubber compositions in baseballs," Solomon says, "but the balls are no different.
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As Sidearm Delivery kinda hints at, pitchbacks weren't very good for baseballs, which is probably why he hated his so much.
The Serious Tip 2008
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The towns have also saved by bidding collectively for recreational equipment such as baseballs or athletic jerseys.
Dealing With New Jersey Cuts Clifford Marks 2010
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Eighteen stainless steel "baseballs" follow the theoretical model of the trajectory of a curving fast ball pitch.
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The OD had bought a stand for hitting soft "baseballs" safe for kids, and we set that up for them.
Archive 2008-03-01 papabear 2008
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The OD had bought a stand for hitting soft "baseballs" safe for kids, and we set that up for them.
Archive 2008-02-24 papabear 2008
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They had just gotten their new Clammy Sosa costume and had requested a trap door in the mouth to spit items out, such as baseballs or gloves.
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"The only market for those kind of baseballs would be if they are signed by the players," Lau said.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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"The only market for those kind of baseballs would be if they are signed by the players," Lau said.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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