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BASEBALL BAT
DATING GUIDE |
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1946 P M Game Company Pro Baseball Game |
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1946 P M Game Company
Pro Baseball Game |
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Item Details |
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CIRCA
- 1946
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MANUFACTURER
- PM Game Co.
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SIZE
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8.50" x 8.50"
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PIECES
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Base Runners
(4 wooden Pegs) Rule
Book, Score Pad,
Spinner (playing
Field) Ball (white marble)
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PRICE GUIDE- $40.00
- $60.00
Very
Good - Excellent Condition
$75.-$100. with box
Information
Provided by:
Keymancollectibles.com
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Invented and Patented in 1946 by
Maximilian C. Meyer, the Pro Baseball
game was manufactured by the P M Game
Co. of 389-5th Avenue, New York 16, NY.
"Educational and recreational," this
mechanically operated baseball game was
designed to be substantially governed
by the discretional acts of judgment
exercised in playing the game of
baseball. All pays; pitching, batting,
and base running are all "Voluntary." just
as in big league baseball, players with
the most skills win. "The Gift for
Youth or Adult"...Say Chuck Dressen &
Casey Stengel, the game is endorsed by
Members of Organized baseball.
The game can be played by 1-9 persons represented on each team. Play
begins with the pitcher placing the
ball between his index finger and
middle finger and manipulates his hand
from right to left with deceptive and
false motions to deceive the batter
before he completes his serve. To pitch
an "Incurve" manipulate the ball to the
right cavity in battery, "Outcurve" to
the left cavity, and "Fast Straight" to
the center cavity. The pitcher then
spins the playing field
counter-clockwise.
The Batter may strike at the pitched ball or allow it to pass, once the
playing field revolves. If the batter
chooses to hit at the pitched ball, he
strikes one of the three bats with his
index finger. A strike is charged
against the batter if he attempts to
connect and misses it, or when a ball
is hit out of the revolving playing
field-regarded as a foul ball. If the
batter permits the ball to pass, by
raising his index finger, a strike is
charged if the ball was paced on the
"Straight Fast" cavity, a ball is
charged when the batter passes on a
ball placed in the Incurve or Outcurve
cavity.
Play is scored by where the ball lands using the key abbreviations on the
inner wall of the playing field.
Numbers 1-9 representing each position
as according to official scorekeeping,
and is recorded in the score pad
provided. All established regular
baseball rulings apply. Four pegs are
placed in the holes along the first
base line to be used when needed. Three
Pegs are used for base runners, to be
inserted into a hole at each base, and
one peg is used to keep track of
outs.
See Complete Rule Book Here.
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1946 P M Game Company
Pro Baseball Game |
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| Back
-Pro Baseball Game Rule
Book- Front |
Pro Baseball Game
Scorecard Advertising |
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