Question

1. finish jimmy’s quote “there’s in baseball.”
2. how does jimmy’s team respond to him getting kicked out of the game?
3. what does dottie do in order to get the photographer’s attention?
4. what happens if a fan catches a foul ball?
5. true or false: the women’s baseball league was integrated during this time.
6. why is jimmy not serving in the war?
7. why is kit angry with dottie?
8. why does harvey say women’s baseball will be gone the following season?
9. what does ira do in order to keep dottie from quitting the team?
10. what type of telegram is delivered to them before the game.
11. who visits dottie that evening?
12. who do the rockford peaches play in the world series?
13. what does jimmy lead the team in before their game? how do the women respond?
14. what is stilwell chanting before the game?
15. what is the score after dottie bats?
16. what does dottie tell the pitcher? why?
17. who wins the game for her team?
18. why is this dottie’s last season?
19. why did jimmy turn down the chance to coach men’s aaa baseball?

Explanation:

These questions are about a story (likely related to a film or book about women's baseball, like "A League of Their Own"). To answer them, one would need to recall or analyze the plot, characters' actions, and events from the narrative. The subfield under Arts (Literature, as it involves literary analysis of a narrative work) or Media and Communication (if it's about a film) could apply, but Literature is more about analyzing written or narrative content.

Answer:

(Answers would depend on the specific narrative. For example, for question 18: "There's no crying in baseball."; question 22: False (the women's baseball league in the story/history was not integrated at that time); etc. But since the original has some handwritten answers, to provide correct ones, one needs to refer to the source material. However, as an example, for question 18, the correct completion is "no crying".)