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The Pitch That Killed,Used Robert Louis The First Describes The PrinciplesSince Major League Baseball Began In 1871, There Have Been Roughly 30 Million Pitches Thrown To Batters. Only One Of Them Killed A Man. This Is The Story Of Ray Chapman Of The Cleveland Indians, A Popular Player Struck In The Head And Killed In August 1920 By A Pitch Thrown By Carl Mays Of The New York Yankees. Was It, As Most Baseball Observers Thought At The Time, A Tragic But Unavoidable Accident? Mike Sowell'S Book Investigates The Incident And