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... playing off for the league championship . Others hold a Shaughnessy play - off series . In this , the top four clubs in the final standing play a knockout tourney for a trophy . During the winter months there are league operations in ...
... playing off for the league championship . Others hold a Shaughnessy play - off series . In this , the top four clubs in the final standing play a knockout tourney for a trophy . During the winter months there are league operations in ...
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... play at second , whether or not a part of a double play , either the second baseman or the shortstop must cover second to catch the throw , with his foot touching the base , just as the first baseman does on an out at first . The force play ...
... play at second , whether or not a part of a double play , either the second baseman or the shortstop must cover second to catch the throw , with his foot touching the base , just as the first baseman does on an out at first . The force play ...
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... play - offs . In 1938 New York City basketball writers organized the first National Invitational Tournament ( NIT ) ; the local colleges took it over the following year , and all games are played at Madison Square Garden . Today , the ...
... play - offs . In 1938 New York City basketball writers organized the first National Invitational Tournament ( NIT ) ; the local colleges took it over the following year , and all games are played at Madison Square Garden . Today , the ...
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