Rival Pitchers of Oakdale

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Rival Pitchers of Oakdale

by Morgan Scott

EN·~5 hours·37 chapters

Chapters

37 total

PHIL SENDS THE FIRST BALL.

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RIVAL PITCHERS OF OAKDALE

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BY - MORGAN SCOTT

0:05

With Four Original Illustrations By ELIZABETH COLBORNE

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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Phil sends the first ball............ Frontispiece - Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate - "Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff - The local crowd "rooted" hard

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RIVAL PITCHERS OF OAKDALE

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CHAPTER I. - THE BOY WHO WANTED TO PITCH.

8:07

CHAPTER II. - BASEBALL PRACTICE.

11:25

CHAPTER III. - TWO OF A KIND.

13:02
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Description

A group of eager boys gathers on the steps of Oakdale Academy, buzzing with the promise of a new baseball season. Their captain, Roger Eliot, pushes the team to practice for the upcoming showdown with Barville, while lively banter reveals each player’s quirks and ambitions. Among them, Roy Hooker dreams of stepping onto the mound, despite past setbacks and a reputation for being outspoken.

The story follows their spirited rehearsals, the clash of personalities, and the tentative mentorship of Phil Springer, who tries to shape the raw talent of newcomer Rodney Grant. As the boys argue, joke, and trade peanuts, the narrative captures the excitement of early‑season practice, the weight of rivalry, and the determination of a youngster eager to prove himself on the pitcher’s mound. Listeners will feel the crack of the ball and the camaraderie of a small town’s love for the game.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (289K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Oct 11, 2007

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Morgan Scott

Best known for writing about discipline, growth, and the hard work of becoming a fuller person, this bestselling psychiatrist brought psychology and spirituality together for a huge general audience. His breakout book, The Road Less Traveled, stayed influential for decades and helped make reflective self-help a mainstream genre.

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