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Lisa Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-23-04 10:21 PM
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13. this may be a bit too early in his life ...
His Little League coach says he would hesitate when he had to catch the ball -- I do that myself, and admittedly I'm a bit timid, but I'm sure that this doesn't necessarily mean that the two characteristics go together!


http://www.cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/05/04/white.house.tball/

http://www.bushfiles.com/10_29_99/bush_lit_102900.htm
"He said, "He wasn't the best Little League player in the world, he was almost afraid of the ball, but he was in on every play. He was just always there.""


The fact he always had difficulty hitting, even when he went on to try for the Yale team -- hand-eye co-ordination problems?
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