No. 11, Going Back For A Fly Ball: Many outfielders find going back for a long fly ball the hardest problem in fielding their position. It means that while running backward at top speed it is necessary, part of the time, to take their eyes from the flight of the ball. This is particularly necessary if the ball is heeled toward the bleachers, fences or other obstructions. Lindstrom's method is to glance quickly at the ball race a little distance and glance around again, repeating the process as long as is necessary. In this way he can watch his approach to bleachers and judge the ball's flight at the same time.