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From: rotberg@dms.UUCP (Ed Rotberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: Baseball scoring software?
Message-ID: <1123@dms.UUCP>
Date: 3 Aug 90 22:32:04 GMT
References: <43552@apple.Apple.COM>
Organization: Atari Games Inc., Milpitas, CA
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From article <43552@apple.Apple.COM>, by spud@Apple.COM (Dave "Spud" Kalin):
> 
> Does anybody out there in net-land know of any (Mac-based) software designed 
> to score a baseball game and generate a box score?  I've got a team to keep 
> track of....   :)

I know that some software DOES exist, but I'm not sure how or where to get it.
I remember watching baseball on TV (ESPN I think) where they showed a guy
keeping the game stats as the game was being played.  He was able to quickly
chart the ptich, type & location, each hit location, and outcome.  It was
definitely a Mac program.  I'd like to get my hands on it as well.  I think
it was during the college world series, but I'm not positive.

If you just want to track stats after the fact, I have a pretty elaborate
Reflex Plus database that keeps track of each trip to the plate for the
batters, and is fully reational with players, games, at-bats, ...

- Ed Rotberg -
- Atari Games -

BTW, if you find the program I saw, let me know.  It probably costs an arm
and a leg...