Grounders [noun]

Next he picks up a grounder and, with a half-spin, lobs a toss behind his back toward second.

"Fly" and "grounder" to her were simply undistinguishable terms of a barbaric technical jargon.

Every young American who has ever tried to stop a grounder or put one over to first will enjoy them and want to own them all.

There was a ring of wood against leather, and an instant later Nelson, flinging himself to one side, reached for the grounder.

Instead of doing this, he smashed a hot grounder straight into the hands of Foxhall, the second baseman.

Instead of a drive, it proved to be a grounder that went clipping over the skin diamond straight into the hands of Pelty.

As luck would have it, the batter lashed a stinging grounder toward S. S.

Graves went up and hit a feeble grounder to Dale and was thrown out at first.

At this moment the batter sent a scorching grounder toward third, but a little to the left of the base.

He planted his feet wide apart, and connected with the first pitched ball for a hot grounder that got him safely to first base.