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so we couldn't sneak off or misbehave. It was a very strict place .One day in the schoolyard I met a man who changed my life! His name was Brother Matthias. He was a great baseball player. Baseball was the POPULAR sport at this time. Brother Matthias was calm and firm but always fair. He paid attention
ias asked me to give it a try. I was outstanding! I was a real natural. I stayed at Saint Mary's school for 12 years. Dunn is the head coach of the Orioles minor league team. He offered me 600 dollars a year to pitch for his team. EFTA00295099
so we couldn't sneak off or misbehave. It was a very strict place. One day in the schoolyard I met a man who changed my life! His name was Brother Matthias. He was a great baseball player. Baseball was THE POPULAR sport at this time. Brother EFTA00295091 Matthias was calm and firm but always fair. He
asked me to give it a try. I was outstanding! I was a real natural. I stayed at Saint Mary's school for 12 years. Jack Dunn, the head coach of the Orioles minor league team, came to watch me one day. SHIRT/HAT/STADIUM He offered me 600 dollars a year to pitch for his team. I was thrilled and surprise
so we couldn't sneak off or misbehave. It was a very strict place .One day in the schoolyard I met a man who changed my life! His name was Brother Matthias. He was a great baseball player. Baseball was the POPULAR sport at this time. Brother Matthias was calm and firm but always fair. He paid attention
asked me to give it a try. I was outstanding! I was a real natural. I stayed at Saint Mary's school for 12 years. Jack Dunn, the head coach of the Orioles minor league team, came to watch me one day. He offered me 600 dollars a year to pitch for his team. I was thrilled and surprised! I didn't know in
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