What's The Score: Baseball Scorekeeping in 10 Easy Chapters
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (508 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0036Z9YA8 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 378 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Official scorekeeper for Washington State tournament the year that Kirkland, Washington, USA won the Little League® World Series.. This book will teach you how to keep score at baseball games, whether you're a fan at the ball park, a player in a league, or a family member of a young ball player.With clear instructions and over 45 diagrams, the goal is to provide you with skills you can practice immediately, even after your first lesson. Three sections (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) enhance and build upon those skills.Lots of tips, based on questions which come up most often at scorekeeping clinics.About the Author: S L Schell, a former member of the National Association of Scorers, has kept score for baseball and softball leagues for over thirty years, from sandlot baseball to state tournaments.The author has taught hundreds of individuals in scorekeeping clinics for multiple city leagues, worked on rules committees, and was responsible for editing a scoresheet convention used by three different leagues
SUCCESS YoungFamily As the parent of a baseball player, I had NO scorekeeping knowledge, but had volunteered. This book really helped.I learned a lot about the game by reading the Beginning chapters. Now I look forward to scorekeeping next season, and applying what I learned in the Intermediate chapters.I can't thank you enough for this excellent tool that will benefit myself, my children and their teams.. Fantastic tutorial WarmSocks This author provides excellent, step-by-step instructions. Other books get bogged down in a multitude of boring chapters enumerating detailed rules, and the reader is left wondering when (if?) the actual scorebook will make an appearance. This tutorial is much more practical. Those who have never kept a scorebook before can get started with the basics after about ten minutes. Once those basics are mastered, add. Just what I needed to get the lay of the game. My son is a Highschool sophmores and I never played the game. This keeps me busy and quiet and some day he will be able to look back on a nice record of his games.The book builds you up from simple basics to tracking every pitch and runner.