Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 31, 1953
March 30, 1953
April 01, 1953
Transcript:
Schroeder stands nearby talking to Charlie Brown on the baseball field. He says, "Your drop ball isn't dropping today, Charlie Brown..."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown stands next to Schroeder and asks, "How about my curve?" The latter replies, "It isn't curving..."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown asks, "How about my straight ball?" Schroeder replies, "I'll have to admit that looks pretty straight"<BR><BR> As Schroeder walks away, Charlie Brown says to him, "Well, I'm glad something's working!"<BR><BR>
JCooper.Brooklin almost 13 years ago
I think this is the first time Charlie Brown’s been pitcher. And definitely the first time he and schroeder are together as pitcher and catcher. Love his baseball games!
Mizzahally over 12 years ago
Schroeder means the curving is pretty straight
yow4zip Premium Member over 11 years ago
Don’t get used to it, Charlie Brown.
paullp Premium Member about 10 years ago
Only recently discovered that Gocomics has all these strips, and I’ve been binge-reading them from the beginning for the last few weeks. Fascinating how so many of the familiar elements of Peanuts were established in the early years.
Commenter8888 about 3 years ago
Very glad indeed.