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    • 1853.4  + (<p>Sanders, Charles W., <span><p>Sanders, Charles W., <span>The School Reader; First Book</span> (Newburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, assorted publishers). This is another Sanders reader (see entries above for 1840, 1841, 1846), this one with an illustration of four boys playing a ball game at recess.  A drawing is titled "<em>Boys Playing at Bat and Ball.</em>"</p></br><p>Oddly enough, two of the four boys seem to be carrying bats.  One appears to have hit the ball toward a boy in the foreground, and a second boy stands near to him, with a bat in hand, watching him prepare to catch the ball.  "[H]e will catch the ball when it comes down.  Then it will be his turn to take the bat and knock the ball." </p></br><p>No bases or wickets are apparent in the drawing.  No pitching or baserunning is mentioned.</p></br><p> </p>or baserunning is mentioned.</p> <p> </p>)