Outfield gloves tend to have longer fingers and longer finger stalls _ the leather that divides the fingers.
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Zero is closest to the finger stall on Australian rotary dial phones, so it was easy to dial in darkness.
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The traditional open-back glove is preferred by infielders; it is lighter and has shorter finger stalls, which allow the fingers farther into the glove for more glove-to-palm contact.
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These tend to have longer " finger stalls, " the leather that divides the fingers, which allows outfielders to wear the glove out on their fingertips like a " claw ."
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It takes two to three hours to make a glove _ from the first cut on a standard-sized strip of cowhide by a machine press to employees giving it that relaxed feel by using wooden mallets and a finger stall opener to stretch the finger openings.
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