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The umpire's hand signals for "strike" and "out" were invented by deaf baseball player William "Dummy" Hoy (1861-1961)<ref>[http://library.gallaudet.edu/dr/faq-deaf-place-names.html Deaf Place Names]</ref>
 
The umpire's hand signals for "strike" and "out" were invented by deaf baseball player William "Dummy" Hoy (1861-1961)<ref>[http://library.gallaudet.edu/dr/faq-deaf-place-names.html Deaf Place Names]</ref>
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==Baseball Apparel==
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The traditional outfit for a baseball player consists of tightly fitting pants which cut off at the ankle or knee, a baseball shirt or jersey, baseball cleats, knee-length socks and a baseball cap. Most baseball leagues require players to have a unique number on the back of the jersey. <ref>Austen, Jane (1803) ''[Baseball Uniforms and Baseball Apparel http://www.hitrunscore.com/baseball-uniforms.html]''</ref>
    
==The ball==
 
==The ball==
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