Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Some Other Things: But Here Woman Takes Her Proper Place
The attitude of the Press towards my first book, The Man Who One Day a Year Would Go Eeh'n', has been so very friendly, I have been tempted to try again. While its 800136 was pretty broad, even going so far as to include under college sports a poker game and a couple of stories on horse racing, never theless, I found after it had been issued that there had been two omissions, one of them, at least, rather curious, Baseball - and the Ladies. In the present collection of a dozen new stories and sketches, I have corrected these, including a story, A College Baseball Game from the Players' Bench, in which I have endeavored to describe A New Angle something it is needless to say I should not dare to attempt with the fair sex, although they also now receive their full meed of.
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