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1 The Baseball Scorebook For High School Players learning how to score the game of Baseball A Game by: Casey Leister

2 The Rules of the Game All questions are multiple choice 3 Strikes and you’re OUT!!!! Must complete the game with less than 3 strikes. Repeat the question until you answer properly

3 Question 1: The shortstop is designated by what number in the playbook? A. 6B. 565 C. 4D. 747

4 Question 1: The shortstop is designated by what number in the playbook? A. 6B. 565 C. 4D. 747

5 Question 1: The shortstop is designated by what number in the playbook? A. 6B. 565 C. 4D. 747

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9 Question 2: An error at second base is designated by? A. E6B. E5E6E5 C. E4D. E7E4E7

10 Question 2: An error at second base is designated by? A. E6B. E5E6E5 C. E4D. E7E4E7

11 Question 2: An error at second base is designated by? A. E6B. E5E6E5 C. E4D. E7E4E7

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15 Question 3 A play from the Catcher to First is shown as? A. 3-1B. 2-33-12-3 C. 1-3D. 3-21-33-2

16 Question 3 A play from the Catcher to First is shown as? A. 3-1B. 2-33-12-3 C. 1-3D. 3-21-33-2

17 Question 3 A play from the Catcher to First is shown as? A. 3-1B. 2-33-12-3 C. 1-3D. 3-21-33-2

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21 Question 4: A double play from the SS to 2B to 1B is shown as: A. 6-4-3B. 4-6-36-4-34-6-3 C. 4-5-3D. 5-4-24-5-35-4-2

22 Question 4: A double play from the SS to 2B to 1B is shown as: A. 6-4-3B. 4-6-36-4-34-6-3 C. 4-5-3D. 5-4-24-5-35-4-2

23 Question 4: A double play from the SS to 2B to 1B is shown as: A. 6-4-3B. 4-6-36-4-34-6-3 C. 4-5-3D. 5-4-24-5-35-4-2

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27 Question 5: The Centerfielder is position number: A. 8B. 989 C. 10D. 7107

28 Question 5: The Centerfielder is position number: A. 8B. 989 C. 10D. 7107

29 Question 5: The Centerfielder is position number: A. 8B. 989 C. 10D. 7107

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33 Question 6 What is designated by this image? A. SingleB. DoubleSingleDouble C. Caught StealingD. WalkCaught StealingWalk

34 Question 6 What is designated by this image? A. SingleB. DoubleSingleDouble C. Caught StealingD. WalkCaught StealingWalk

35 Question 6 What is designated by this image? A. SingleB. DoubleSingleDouble C. Caught StealingD. WalkCaught StealingWalk

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39 Question 7 A ball hit to the centerfielder then thrown to the first baseman who relays the ball to third to record an out is recorded how? A. 8-3-5B. 9-5-28-3-59-5-2 C. 8-3-6D. 8-2-38-3-68-2-3

40 Question 7 A ball hit to the centerfielder then thrown to the first baseman who relays the ball to third to record an out is recorded how? A. 8-3-5B. 9-5-28-3-59-5-2 C. 8-3-6D. 8-2-38-3-68-2-3

41 Question 7 A ball hit to the centerfielder then thrown to the first baseman who relays the ball to third to record an out is recorded how? A. 8-3-5B. 9-5-28-3-59-5-2 C. 8-3-6D. 8-2-38-3-68-2-3

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45 Question 8 When recording a walk it is written in the book as what? A. KB. BBKBB C. WD. SBWSB

46 Question 8 When recording a walk it is written in the book as what? A. KB. BBKBB C. WD. SBWSB

47 Question 8 When recording a walk it is written in the book as what? A. KB. BBKBB C. WD. SBWSB

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51 Question 9 If there are runners on first and third, and the runner on first advances to second on the pitch. The catcher elects not to throw this is scored as: A. Stolen BaseB. Defensive IndifferenceStolen BaseDefensive Indifference C. Pass BallD. WalkPass BallWalk

52 Question 9 If there are runners on first and third, and the runner on first advances to second on the pitch. The catcher elects not to throw this is scored as: A. Stolen BaseB. Defensive IndifferenceStolen BaseDefensive Indifference C. Pass BallD. WalkPass BallWalk

53 Question 9 If there are runners on first and third, and the runner on first advances to second on the pitch. The catcher elects not to throw this is scored as: A. Stolen BaseB. Defensive IndifferenceStolen BaseDefensive Indifference C. Pass BallD. WalkPass BallWalk

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57 Question 10 A Hitter that gets a hit that should be a double, ends up on third because of a poor throw is scored as: A. 2BB. HR2BHR C. 3BD. 1B3B1B

58 Question 10 A Hitter that gets a hit that should be a double, ends up on third because of a poor throw is scored as: A. 2BB. HR2BHR C. 3BD. 1B3B1B

59 Question 10 A Hitter that gets a hit that should be a double, ends up on third because of a poor throw is scored as: A. 2BB. HR2BHR C. 3BD. 1B3B1B

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63 What would this play be written as? A) 1-3-6-3-4B) 1-3-6-3-61-3-6-3-41-3-6-3-6

64 Your ready for the season! You scored 10/10 Well Done!

65 Your ready for the season! You scored 11/10! You’re Perfect

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