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pitchout

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pitch·out  (pchout)
n.
1. Baseball A pitch deliberately thrown high and away from the batter to make it easier for the catcher to throw out a base runner who is standing off a base or attempting to steal.
2. Football A lateral pass from the back receiving the snap from the center to another back behind the line of scrimmage.
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Lombardi then took a pitchout from sophomore quarterback Dan Polnerow, and bolted around right end for an electrifying 70-yard touchdown.
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Gardner led off the ninth with a single and stole second on a pitchout.
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