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Peterson Scoremaster Baseball/Softball Scorebook | 
 enlarge | Brand: TIDE RIDER
List Price: $22.99
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Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
MPN: SBS
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| Features:
| • | Scoring book - ideal for baseball or softball | | • | Scores 25 games | | • | 11 batting positions per sheet | | • | Also includes simplified scoring instructions and durable wire binding | | • | Enables complete summary of individual batting records and pitching performances |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Fielder's Choice in scorecard books! July 23, 2007
K. Stratton (Seattle, WA)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is the best scorecard book we have found to use for baseball games and is the ONLY one my husband will use. Our original local supplier went out of business and we were thrilled that we found the same product, for a reasonable price, here on Amazon. If you have a basball fanatic in your household, as I do, this is a great way to allow them to keep stats & info on multiple games in a single scorebook. I highly recommend this scorecard book for the baseball fan in your life!
this is the best book September 24, 2004
C. Tavares (Northeast, PA)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is by far the best scorebook for baseball. I have tried others over the years and this is the best. Sure if your in a league that has more than 9 batters ( not true baseball) or leagues that ar emore flexible than this is not the book for you, however this book if completed properly can give you an exact recount of the game as it unfolds. It does also have 12 inning, while most other books offer only 10 or 9 innings. This can tend to be a problem if you bat around the order more than 1 time. You would then have to go to a different page and that is a huge pain.
 A poor scorebook indeed.... April 18, 2004
James Kunz (Ann Arbor, MI)
15 out of 16 found this review helpful
Despite having the word "scoremaster" inscribed on the front, the C.S. Peterson scorebook is little better than a blank sheet of paper, especially for a National League game or for the manager of a team. Everything about this scorebook, aside from its room for 12 innings (its sole attribute) has been done far better in comparable editions. It has only room for 22 players, and only one substitution spot under each player. It is entirely not uncommon to see 3 players bat in the same lineup spot, and this soon becomes a headache for the player. Moreover, there is not but room for 3 pitching slots per team- it is not the 1950's anymore, 1 starter and 3 releivers is almost the norm in Major League Baseball today, and for a softball game in the park even more so. If you wish to have a scorebook that makes scoring a chore, by all means buy this one...just don't ask me to help you figure out where to place all the hitters.
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