Manuel Sarita Terrero

US Patent:

43781152, Mar 29, 1983

Filed:

Feb 2, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/230745

Inventors:

Manuel Terrero - Bronx NY

International Classification:

A63F 300

US Classification:

273 93C

Abstract:

A baseball game having a gameboard on which is provided a baseball diamond. Playing pieces are utilized and are representative of individual baseball players representing two teams. A scoring pad is included to keep records of the activities of the players. Three dice are utilized as a chance determining device to produce a random output count number which is then looked up in a particular table representing the status of the activities during that inning and from the table specific game information is determined. A separate table is provided for each combination of the number of outs in an inning and the number of runners on base. In order to provide rapid access, the tables may be stored in the memory of a computer. The computer includes a first input for entering the output count; a second input for entering the number of outs, the number of runners on base, and the number of innings; and a display for indicating information corresponding to the output number entered and the number of outs and runners on base. In the accompanying appendix there are provided 23 tables for the 23 different inning situations, with a total of 56 possible numeric combinations on each table corresponding to the 56 possible combinations available.