Ball Rack: Portion of ball run, alongside the approach, on which balls remain after their return from the pit. The ball rack is now generally in the center of each pair of lanes.

 

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Ball Rack: Portion of ball run, alongside the approach, on which balls remain after their return from the pit. The ball rack is now generally in the center of each pair of lanes.

Meatball: An easy pitch to hit, usually right down the middle of the plate.

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Medicine Ball: A heavy leather or rubber-covered ball usually six to twelve inches in diameter. Medicine balls are a common piece of exercise equipment used for various exercises.

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Moonball: A medium-high offensive lob hit with topspin (in the uk, also a pejorative term for a defensive, very high return of shot)

Lunch Ball: (also 'muligan, sunday ball') taking a second attempt (replay, 'do over') at a shot when one doesn't like the result of the first

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Loose Ball: A ball that is not in possession of either team, such as after a fumble or a kickoff; it can be recovered by either team.

Lose The Ball: The dropping of the ball off your hand early; the ball slipping out of your hand.