FIRST BIRD: “Amos’ house was a block from the Flats, and it seemed to him that all the pigeons who couldn’t get landed on the Flat field were flying up and down the street, through the pine trees, under the clothes lines and generally making a mess. He stepped through the back door, grabbed a clothes pole, swung blind and scored a single hit on a fast flyer and went into the Klock record books as Hunter No. 1.”
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