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pitch away

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pitch something away
to toss or throw something away. He pitched the broken stick away, and looked around for something stronger. He pitched away the stick.
See also: away, pitch


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Our manager, Pat Fenlon, was great with keeping all the trouble off the pitch away from training.
After that A-Rod out," Lester said, "I was just one pitch away, and I just kept trying to tell myself that to get out of the inning, I needed something back to me, up the middle, to the corners, a ground ball, I get an out, or a popup.
This time Roy's almost biblical thunder is directed at players' wives CAPTION(S): Garry O'Connor; Roy Keane enjoys some solitude on the Sunderland training pitch away from the WAGs
 
 
 
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