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id: 19246
author: Grey, Zane
title: The Young Pitcher
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flesch: 93
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  Watching from the line Ken saw Weir come to bat and stand aggressively and hit the ball hard. Breaking Training I THE VARSITY CAPTAIN Ken Ward had not been at the big university many days before he realized the miserable lot of a freshman.


id: 39668
author: Lindsey, William
title: At Start and Finish
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sentence: 2253
flesch: 77
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  I tried giving good men eight yards in the hundred and one hundred yards in the mile for a while, but discovered it was a hard business, with nothing in it. The average percentage was not as high as that of one or two fellows who had the advantages of intelligent handling by good men at first-class preparatory schools, but when it came to symmetrical development, there was not one in the same class with him.


id: 8550
author: Elderdice, James Raymond
title: T. Haviland Hicks, Senior
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flesch: 72
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  I did dream stuff that would shame a Wild West scenario, but I understand it all now--my dreams were influenced by T. Haviland Hicks, Jr.! Now watch the fellows wreak summary vengeance on his toothpick frame! From the sleep-shack, aroused at that weird hour by the clamor of the irrepressible youth, T. Haviland Hicks, Jr., tumbled others of the squad, in varying stages of _déshabille_; big Beef McNaughton, right half-back, Roddy Perkins, the Titian-haired right-end, Pudge Langdon, a ponderous tackle, and Monty Merriweather, a clean-cut, aggressive candidate for left end.


id: 41206
author: Chadwick, Lester
title: Batting to Win: A Story of College Baseball
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words: 65621
sentence: 4455
flesch: 90
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  Tom saw Ford going off with Bascome, the enthusiastic welcome of the players having calmed down for a moment. Put him out! Who is he, anyhow? Whoever heard of Bascome? Again the cries; again the banging of the gavel, and at last Tom succeeded in producing quiet.


id: 42403
author: Chadwick, Lester
title: The Eight-Oared Victors: A Story of College Water Sports
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sentence: 4950
flesch: 92
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  It was Sid, Tom felt sure of that, though night-garments, be they pajamas or the more prosaic shirts, do not make for identifying individuals. You may write the word gasoline twenty-five times before you go to sleep to-night, and all joined in the laugh against poor Tom.


id: 39582
author: Chadwick, Lester
title: The Rival Pitchers: A Story of College Baseball
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flesch: 91
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  Tom saw Langridge put a bottle to his lips. Tom saw Langridge speeding for first base, while Randall lads were yelling at the top of their voices.


id: 40668
author: Chadwick, Lester
title: A Quarter-Back's Pluck: A Story of College Football
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flesch: 92
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  But Tom's musings, which were getting rather sentimental, were interrupted by the entrance of Phil Clinton. But if Langridge and some of the latter's set were his enemies, Tom had many friends, not the least among whom were Phil Clinton and Sidney Henderson, to say nothing of Miss Madge Tyler.


