HP and "Pitch" - bingo!

[Joyce Conklin <bkwoman@PACBELL.NET>]

In HP&SS the word "field" was used all the time. Since the title was changed
to SS (American version) from PS (British version) I thought maybe the
Scholastic editors had changed that word too.

But then in HP&CS, Ch. 10, there is this:
"'So no pressure, Harry,' said Fred, winking at him.
"As they walked out onto the pitch, a roar of noise greeted them;. . ."

So there's the use of the term in HP2

--
Joyce Conklin
San Mateo Union HS District librarian (ret)
San Mateo, CA
bkwoman@pacbell.net

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