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March 6, 2013

Hands-on Scoring Exercise Bruce Campbell Umpire-In-Chief UIC@mvlags.org. March 6, 2013. 3-Inning Scorekeeping Exercise. The following is a 3-inning exercise based on a real game between the Devils and The Purple Thunder Use the blank pages to keep score

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March 6, 2013

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  1. Hands-on Scoring ExerciseBruce CampbellUmpire-In-ChiefUIC@mvlags.org March 6, 2013

  2. 3-Inning Scorekeeping Exercise • The following is a 3-inning exercise based on a real game between the Devils and The Purple Thunder • Use the blank pages to keep score • We’ll go over the proper scoring after you try • You will only be scoring for the visiting team, the Purple Thunder 2

  3. 3-Inning Scorekeeping Exercise Staenhke, number 14, pitching for the Devils • Inning One: • The first pitch was taken by Hyde for a ball. Umpire Mike Patterson declared that the game started exactly at 5:30 PM. After fouling one pitch off, Hyde singles to center on a 3-2 count. • Plum received two wild pitches that Hyde took 2nd base and 3rd base on respectively. With a 3-2 count, Plum walked. • On the first pitch to Cox, Plum went to second with no throw. After a full count, Cox fouled off two more pitches before grounding out to the second baseman scoring Hyde, with Plum going to third. • Schmitz grounded out on the first pitch to first base, scoring Plum. • DiLeonardo hit the first pitch to right field for a single. • With an 0-2 count, Cerros flied out to right field. 3

  4. 3-Inning Scorekeeping Exercise • Inning Two: • Clum, with 0-1 count, grounded out to second base. • On a 0-2 count, Haley hit a blooper to second that should have been caught but was dropped, allowing Haley to reach first base safely. • Alden comes up and one passed ball allowed Haley to get to second. Alden struck out swinging on the next three pitches. • With a 3-2 count Guzman strikes out looking. 4

  5. 3-Inning Scorekeeping Exercise Dotson number 11 for the Devils now pitching. • Inning three: • After an 0-2 count, Hyde singled to left field. • Plum hit the first ball she saw and it was misplayed by the second baseman. Hyde went to third on the play. • With Cox up, Plum went to second without a throw on the first ball to Cox. At 1-1, Cox grounded out to the first baseman scoring Hyde and sending Plum to third. • Schmitz now up - with one strike on her Schmitz singled to left field scoring Plum. • With DiLeonardo up, Schmitz took second on a wild pitch and third on a passed ball. With a 3-2 count, DeLeonardo fouled a pitch off then struck out swinging. • After 3 balls and1 strike, Cerros walked. • With Clum up, Cerros went to second without a throw on the first pitch to Clum, which was a ball. Clum popped the next pitch up to the second baseman. 5

  6. Scoring – 1st inning

  7. Scoring2nd inning

  8. Scoring3rd inning

  9. ScoringAll 3 innings

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