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The story follows Ken Ward, a new college freshman who encounters humiliating upperclass hazing and loneliness before finding purpose through baseball. He struggles with self-doubt while navigating campus rituals and social hierarchies, then is drawn into the university team where training, rivalry, and friendship shape his growth. The narrative moves through selection, practice, and pivotal games that test skill, principle, and leadership, portraying athletic development alongside moral choices and camaraderie as Ken transforms from insecure newcomer into a confident player whose dedication and relationships determine his place on and off the field.
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