Back to B.C. by Johnny Hart for March 08, 2022

Isn’t it technically “out of the park” if it goes underground?

Is that ground safe to stand on?

Holey Moley!

Law of cartoon physics: “What goes down, must come up”! :D

Uh, friction? . . . nem’ min’.

I remember reading about a baseball incident in the Minor Leagues many years ago. The field already wasn’t in the greatest shape, and it had been raining hard before the game. A batter hit a ball into a mud puddle right in front of home plate and, because no-one could find the ball, it turned into an inside-the-park home run!

I thought they were called a ground ball…

Calvin ball!

It works with light waves, so why not?

Can you picture Earl Weaver arguing that call?

Prehistoric cornhole?