JP2007029313A - Baseball scorebook producing apparatus, program to be used for the same and recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To quickly execute the input and to reduce the input error in a baseball scorebook producing apparatus using a personal computer. <P>SOLUTION: A series of plays of a batter or a runner is determined by selecting a position (a selection item) or an action (a selection item) in a field indicated on a display and the scorebook is written in on the basis of the determination result. The advance to the next base of the runner on the base uniquely determined corresponding to the on-base of the batter on the basis of the selection item selected by a person to input is automatically executed by an automatic advancing means 57 and the runner after the automatic advance to the next base by the automatic advancing means 57 is manually moved by a manual moving means 58 to be made to correspond to the advance to the next base of an actual runner. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a baseball scorebook creation apparatus using a personal computer, and a program and a recording medium used therefor.

  Traditionally, baseball scorebooks that have been filled in using a writing instrument at the game field must memorize a large number of dedicated codes and rules for filling them in. Was common.

Recently, along with the popularization of small personal computers (personal computers), it has been proposed that a scorebook on a display can be easily filled in using a mouse or a pen (for example, see Patent Document 1). . This can be entered in the score book on the display in the same manner as the handwritten score book simply by inputting on the display as the game of the game progresses. Furthermore, by using a personal computer, it is possible to automatically collect game data and player data, and to refer to past data even during a game, for example. This is also useful for planning operations during the game.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-299536

  However, the thing of patent document 1 has the problem that input operation is complicated. For example, in a scene where the 1st runner advances to 2nd with the next batter hit, first enter the hit for the batter, then specify the 1st runner, and then select the "1 advance" bar To do. In such a scene, the 1st runner will advance to 2nd with a very high probability.

  Therefore, according to the present invention, when the advancement of the runner is uniquely determined corresponding to the output of the batter, the selection is made for the batter so that the advancement is automatically made and can be handled by the automatic advancement. It is an object of the present invention to provide a baseball scorebook creation device, a program used for the baseball scorebook, and a recording medium, which are designed to simplify the input by manually inputting the progress that has not been made.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, in the baseball scorebook creation device, a field corresponding to the ground where play is actually performed and a plurality of selection items corresponding to actual play are displayed on the input screen of the output means. Display means; scorebook display means for displaying a scorebook on the input screen; runner display means for selecting display and non-display of runners in 1st, 2nd and 3rd of the field screen; An automatic advance means for automatically progressing the upper runner determined in accordance with the output of the batter based on the selection item selected by the user, and a runner after the automatic advance by the automatic advance means. Manual advancement means for manually moving to correspond to the advance of the actual runner, selection items selected by the input person from among the plurality of selection items, and the manual advancement Based on the stage of the input result, characterized in that it comprises, a score entry means to fill the code corresponding to the series of play the score book.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the baseball scorebook creation device according to the first aspect of the present invention, the automatic advancement of the runner is such that the subsequent batter or the subsequent runner pushes the preceding runner out of the base. It is a spider.

  The invention according to claim 3 is the baseball scorebook creation device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein as a part of the plurality of selection items, a player on the defensive side is displayed in a figure at the defensive position of the field. It is characterized by.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the baseball scorebook creation device according to any one of the first to third aspects, as a part of the plurality of selection items, a player who has come out as a runner is Further, the figure is displayed in a figure different from the figure on the defensive side.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the program, the computer displays on the input screen of the output means a field corresponding to the ground where play is actually performed and a field display for displaying a plurality of selection items corresponding to the actual play. Means, scorebook display means for displaying a scorebook on the input screen, runner display means for selecting display and non-display of runners in 1 塁, 2 塁, and 3 中 in the field screen, and the input person selecting Automatic advancement means that automatically advances the upper runner, which is uniquely determined according to the batter output based on the selected item, and manually moving the runner after the automatic advancement by the automatic advancement means Manual advancement means corresponding to actual advancement of the runner, selection items selected by the input person from among the plurality of selection items, and input of the manual advancement means Based on the results, characterized in that to function as a score entry means, to fill the code corresponding to the series of play the score book.

  The invention according to claim 6 is the program according to claim 5, wherein the automatic advance of the runner is such that the preceding runner is pushed out from the top by the subsequent batter or the subsequent runner. It is characterized by that.

  The invention according to claim 7 is characterized in that, in the program according to claim 5 or 6, a player on the defensive side is displayed as a figure at the defensive position of the field as part of the plurality of selection items. .

  The invention according to claim 8 is the program according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein as a part of the plurality of selection items, a player who has come out as a runner is placed on the fence in the field. The figure is displayed in a figure different from the figure on the side.

  The invention according to claim 9 is a computer-readable recording medium in which a program for causing a computer to function is described, wherein the described program is the program according to any one of claims 5 to 8. It is characterized by that.

According to the first, fifth, and ninth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to simplify the input by automatically performing the advance of the runner on the basis of the batter's output based on the selection item selected by the input person. Can be achieved. In addition, since it has manual advancement means to manually move the runner after automatic advancement by the automatic advancement means to correspond to the actual advancement of the runner, about the advancement of the runner that is not uniquely determined, It is possible to input using this manual advancement means.
According to the second and sixth aspects of the present invention, the automatic advance of the runner refers to the advance that the preceding runner is pushed out from the top by the subsequent batter or the subsequent runner. Specifically, the following cases correspond.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st floor and the batter progresses to the 2nd floor when the batter goes to the 1st floor.
○ When there are runners on the 1st and 2nd bases and the next batter goes to the 1st base, they advance to the 2nd and 3rd bases respectively.
○ If there is a runner on the 1st and 3rd floors, the 1st runner will advance to the 2nd floor when the following batter goes to the 1st floor, and the 3rd runner will remain as it is.
○ When there are runners on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd bases, and the next batter progresses to the first base one by one.
○ If there is a runner on the 1st and the batter progresses to the 3rd by the output to the 2nd.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st and 2nd base, the 2nd runner goes home and the 1st runner advances to the 3rd base when the following batter goes out to the 2nd base.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st and 3rd base, the 3rd runner goes home and the 1st runner advances to 3rd base when the subsequent batter goes out to the 2nd base.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd bases, and the 2nd baseman of the following batter goes out to the 2nd base, the 3rd and 2nd runners go home and the 1st base runner advances to the 3rd base.
○ If there is a runner on at least one of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors, and the runner goes home due to the subsequent batter's encounter on the 3rd floor.

  According to the third and seventh aspects of the present invention, by displaying the defensive player in the field at the defensive position as part of the plurality of selection items, for example, the defensive player is displayed with symbols or symbols. Compared with the case where it is, a selection mistake can be reduced.

  According to the fourth and eighth aspects of the present invention, as a part of the plurality of selection items, the player who has come out as a runner is displayed on the base in the field in a figure different from the figure on the defensive side, thereby further selecting mistakes. Can be reduced.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, what attached | subjected the same code | symbol in each drawing has the same structure or effect | action, The duplication description about these is abbreviate | omitted suitably.
<Embodiment 1>

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration and a functional configuration of an entire baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 according to the present invention. The features of the present invention will be described later with reference to FIGS.

  First, an outline of a hardware configuration and a functional configuration of the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a baseball scorebook creation device 10 includes a control device (control unit) 11 that controls the entire device, an input device (input unit) 12 such as a keyboard, a mouse, and an input pen, and a main storage device ( A main storage unit) 13, an output device (output unit) 14 such as a display and a printer, and an auxiliary storage device (auxiliary storage unit) 15 such as a hard disk (HD), a compact disk (CD), and a flexible disk (FD). It is configured as the main component. As described above, a general personal computer can be used for the hardware configuration. In the following description, a case where a mouse is used as the input device 12, a display is used as the output device 14, and an HD is used as the auxiliary storage device 15 is exemplified. .

  The program in the main storage device 13 described above, that is, the program according to the present invention includes a scorebook input unit (field display means, runner display means) 16, a scorebook display section (scorebook display means) 17, and a team data section 18. A player registration / update unit 19 is provided. Further, the scorebook input unit 16 includes a score input unit 16a, a starter input unit 16b, a game information input unit 16c, and a memo input unit 16d. The scorebook display unit 17 includes a score data reading unit 17a, a score data display. The team data section 18 includes a team data reading section 18a and a team data display section 18b. The player registration / update section 19 includes a player information reading section 19a, a player information input section 19b, and player information storage. There is a portion 19c. Here, the recording medium according to the present invention refers to a CD, DVD, FD or the like in which the above-described program is stored. This is the end of the schematic description of the hardware configuration and functional configuration of the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10.

  Next, each function described above will be described in correspondence with the screen displayed on the display.

  FIG. 2 shows the menu screen 20. This menu screen 20 is a screen that is first displayed on the display when the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 is activated and the above-described program is launched. Corresponding to the above-mentioned program, the menu screen 20 has a “score book input” button 20a, a “score book display” button 20b, a “team data” button 20c, and “player registration / An “update” button 20d and an “end” button 20e are displayed. Here, the “player registration / update” button 20d is selected from the above-described buttons 20a to 20d.

  FIG. 3 shows a screen 21 for “player addition / update / deletion” displayed on the display by selecting the button 20d. Prior to the start of the match, this screen 21 is used to register the players of the team. In the upper part of the screen 21, an input field 21a for "team name", a button 21b for "delete", and a button 21c for "add" are displayed in order from the left side by side in the horizontal direction. An input table 21d for entering “player name” and the like is displayed. Of these, the name of the team is entered in the input field 21a. The “delete” button 21b is used to delete the currently selected row (player) in the entry table 21d. The “add” button 21c is used when a player frame is created by inserting one row under the currently selected row (player) in the entry table 21d. In the input table 21d, in order from the left, an input field 21e for inputting “player name”, an entry field 21f for inputting “handedness”, an input field 21g for inputting “batting position”, and “defense position” ”For inputting“ ”and an input column 21 i for inputting“ number ”. Note that “dominant hand” and “bat at bat” are selected from “R (= right)”, “L (= left)”, and “S (= both)”. The “defense position” is selected from “O (= outfield)”, “I (= infield)”, “P (= pitcher)”, and “C (= catcher)”. By input on this screen 21, a team ID is set for the own team, and a player ID is set for each player. When the input of the input table 21d is completed, the screen 21 is closed and the screen returns to the menu screen 20 shown in FIG. Then, the button 20a for "score book input" is selected.

  FIG. 4 shows a “score book input” screen 22 displayed on the display by selecting the button 20a. Before inputting the score, the “detailed input (D)” button 22a is selected. Thereby, buttons (not shown) for “game information input”, “stamen input”, and “memo input” are displayed. Here, the “game information input” button is selected.

  FIG. 5 shows a “game data input” screen 23 displayed on the display by selecting this button. This screen 23 is a screen for inputting and setting information related to the game, and has a large number of input items. These input items are divided into four groups 23a, 23b, 23c, and 23d in order from the top. In the first group 23a, as input items, “game date”, “stadium name”, “game start time”, “game end time”, “game day weather (weather)”, “game day wind direction (and wind speed) ) ”,“ Game Summary ”, and“ Audience (Number of People) ”. Here, the first two items, that is, “game date” and “stadium name” are essential input items. In the game summary, for example, a game summary such as a XX tournament is input. In the second group 23b, “main referee”, “1 jury”, “2 jury”, “3 jury”, “line trial (left side)”, and “line trial (right side)” are input items. Yes, enter the name of the referee. The third group 23c has input items of “Recorder 1” and “Recorder 2”, and the name of the scorer is input to each of them. The fourth group 23d includes items for selecting “game attribute”, “game category”, and “record category”. Among these, the “game attribute” is selected from “established”, “cancelled”, and “postponed” for the game. In addition, “Official game” or “Practice game etc.” is selected for “Game category”. In the “record classification”, the selection is made from “official record”, “public record”, and “private record”. The game ID is set by inputting the screen 23. A “cancel” button 23e and a “setting” button 23f are provided on the right side in the region of the fourth group 23d. When the button 23e is selected, the screen 23 is closed without setting the game information, and when the button 23f is selected, the game information is set and the screen 23 is closed. Thereby, the screen returns to the “input scorebook” screen 22 shown in FIG. At this time, a part of information set on the above-mentioned “game data input” screen 23, for example, items such as a stadium name, weather, a game summary, and an audience are automatically displayed on the screen 22. Here, the button 22a for “detail input (D)” is selected again on the screen 22, and the buttons (not shown) for “game information input”, “stamen input”, and “memo input” are displayed. Then, select the "Starter input" button from these.

  FIG. 6 shows a “starting member input” screen 24 which is displayed on the display when this button is selected. This screen 24 is a screen for determining a starting member of a game to be performed in the future. In the upper part of the screen 24, there is an item of “Team selection” 24a, which selects either “Own team first” or “Own team late”. FIG. 6 shows the case where the latter “Self team attack” is selected. Below the “team selection” 24a, there is a team name input field 24b and a batting order table 24c for the first-attack team on the left side, and a team name input field 24d and a batting order table 24e for the next-attack team on the right side. In the team name input fields 24b and 24d, the team names of the first team and the second team are entered. In the batting order tables 24c and 24e, positions 1 to 9 in the order of batting order from the top, player names, and spine numbers are input. When adopting the DH system, the player name of DH is input to any of No. 1 to No. 9, and the pitcher is generally input in the column “10”. A check box for selecting whether or not each player is “left” is provided on the right side of the spine number column. Here, when inputting the batting order table, the players of the team are registered in advance on the above-mentioned screen 21 for “adding / updating / deleting players”, so that it is possible to input with reference to this player information. it can. On the other hand, since the opponent's player cannot be registered in advance, it is input for each game. Below the batting order tables 24c and 24e, a "clear" button 24f, a "cancel" button 24g, and a "member determination" button 24h are arranged. The button 24f is used to initialize the displayed starting material, the button 24g is used to close the screen 24 without determining the starting material, and the button 24h determines the starting material and determines the screen 24. Used when closing. When the screen 24 is closed, the screen returns to the “input scorebook” screen 22 shown in FIG. Here, if you want to input a memo, select “Memo input” of “Detailed input (D)” on the screen 22 to display a memo input screen (not shown). I do. As the memo input, items that cannot be expressed by the above-described input, such as the health status of the player on the day of the game, are entered as data to be used as reference later.

FIG. 7 shows an input screen 25 for performing a score recording operation. On the left side of the input screen 25, a field 25a is displayed in a substantially square shape, and on the right side of the field 25a, a command button group 25b composed of various command buttons (selection items) is displayed vertically. Yes. First, the field 25a will be described. The field 25a is displayed by imitating the actual ground stadium ground 25c and outfield seats 25d. In the ground 25c, nine defensive players wearing red uniforms have their respective defensive positions (selected items), ie, “pitcher”, “catcher”, “first”, “second”, “third”, “ They are arranged at the positions of “Short”, “Left”, “Center”, and “Right”. On the other hand, the attacking player is placed in a batter box (selected item) wearing a blue uniform. As will be described later, the attacking runner (runner) is also displayed in a blue uniform. Each of the defensive player and the attacking player is displayed with a character imitating an actual player in shape, and the defensive position is set to a position that actually matches. Among the areas in the field 25c shown on the input screen 25, the selection items that can be selected are the above-mentioned nine players on the defensive side (defense position), one player on the attacking side, between the left and the nearest foul line. The “left line”, the “left middle” between the left and the center, the “right middle” between the center and the right, and the “right line” between the right and the nearest foul line. Here, these “left line”, “left middle”, “right middle”, and “right line” are also appropriately taken as one of the defensive positions. As will be described later, when an attacking player comes out as a runner, this runner is also a selection item. Among the fields of the outfield seat 25d shown on the input screen 25, a selectable selection item is a home run (HR), and the home run is “left over HR”, “left middle HR”, “center over HR”, “right middle HR”. ”And“ Write over HR ”are selectable selection items. It should be noted that the number of selection items that can be simultaneously selected for defense is up to four. Next, the command button group 25b as a selection item will be described. In the top row of the command button group 25b, a “hit” button 25e, a “2 strike” button 25f, and a “3 strike” button 25g are schematically displayed in order from the left. The contents of each command button other than these are described in words on the surface of the command button. The command button group 25b is divided into eight large groups G1 to G8. Hereinafter, the groups G1 to G8 will be described in this order.
● Group G1: Hit (Hit-Error)
○ Hit: Select one outfield defensive position and click this “hit” button to enter “hit”. Example) Select the left defense position and click this hit button.
○ 2 Strikes: Select one outfield defense position and click this “2 Strikes” button to enter “2 Strikes”. Example) Select the defensive position in the middle right and click this “2 Strike” button.
○ 3 strikes: Select one outfield defensive position and click this “3 strikes” button to enter “3 strikes”. Example) Select the defense position of the left line and click this “3 Strike” button.
○ Infield hit: Select one infield defensive position and click the “Infield hit” button to enter “Infield hit”.
○ Error: Select one defensive position (player) and click this “Error” button to input “Error”. In addition, if you move the runner, select a defensive position, and click this “error” button, the runner has advanced due to an error.
● Group G2: Special (sacrificing to field selection)
○ Sacrificial flight (sacrificial fly): Can be used when there is a runner and the outcount is not two-out.
○ Escape: Click when the catcher plays a passball.
○ Throw: Click when the pitcher plays a wild pitch.
○ Bork: Click this when the pitcher has voked.
○ Swinging: Click when the batter swings away.
○ Hitting: Click when you hit the ball.
○ Running obstruction: Click when obstructing running habit.
○ Field selection: Click this button when you make a fielder choice.
● Group G3: Strike Ball
○ Missing: Click to enter a missing strike. If you click with 2 strikes, it will be the process of swinging and swinging.
○ Missed: Click to enter a missed strike. If you click with two strikes, it will be a missed strikeout process.
○ Foul: Click to enter a foul.
○ Ball: Click to enter the ball. Clicking with 3 balls results in a 4 ball process.
○ Four spheres: Click to enter four spheres. Clicking the ball four times results in the same process.
○ Dead ball: Click to enter a dead ball.
○ Shun: Click to enter the shyness.
● Group G4: Strikeout (pneumatic swing-miss missed strike)
○ Missed Strike: Clicking this button with two strikes will result in a missed strike.
○ Missed strikeout: Clicking this button with 2 strikes will result in missed strikeout.
● Group G5: Out (out to defensive)
The defensive position in the group G5 means the defensive position of the player. Therefore, the left line, left middle, right middle, and right line are not included.
○ Out: Select a total of two defensive positions, the catcher and the destination, and click the out button to enter the out.
○ Simultaneous killing: If you select a total of three defensive positions, the catcher and the two destinations, and click the kill button, you will enter double play.
○ Three kills: Select four defensive positions, including the catcher and three destinations, and click the three kill button to enter triple play.
○ Flyout: Select a defensive position and click on the flyout to enter the flyout.
○ Liner Out: Select a defensive position and click on the liner out to enter the out by the liner.
○ Foul fly: Select a defensive position and click on the foul fly.
○ Check: Click the pitcher and the destination (first, second, third), and click Check to enter the out of check. Cannot be entered if there is no runner on the heel.
○ Defensive: Select the defensive position where the defensive defensive has occurred, and click the target runner to enter defensive defensive.
● Group G6: Bunt (Bunt-Sacrificing)
For bunts and sacrificial hits, there are black notation when they are successful and red notation when they are unsuccessful.
○ Bunt (black): Select a defensive position in Uchino and click on a bunt (black) to enter a bunt hit.
○ Sacrificial hit (in black): Select the catcher and destination, and click the sacrificial hit (in black) to enter the sacrificial hit. The runner on the top advances (one).
○ Bunt (red): Select the catcher and destination, and click on the bunt (red) to enter the bunt failure.
○ Sacrificial hit (red): Select the catcher and the destination, and click the sacrificial hit (red) to input sacrificial hit failure.
● Group G7: Steal (Stolen ~ Stealing)
○ Stealing: Selecting a target runner and moving it will result in stealing input.
○ Stolen 2: If there are two runners, clicking on Stolen 2 will result in double steel input. Each runner advances one by one.
○ Theft 3: If there are three runners, clicking on theft 3 will result in triple steel input. Each runner advances one by one.
○ Stealing: Move the target runner and click on stealing to input stealing out.
Group G8: Redo Redo: Redo: Clicking this button cancels the operation (selecting defensive position and runner) prior to clicking this button.

  As described above, the selection items include a selection item indicating the defensive position (for example, 3 km, left), a selection item indicating the action (for example, hit, out), and a selection item that combines both (for example, the selection item) , Center over HR, four balls). Defensive position input (defense position input) is combined with later action input (action input) to complete one play (for example, pre-left hit). Play is completed.

  FIG. 8 shows a “score book display” screen 26 displayed on the display when the “score book display” button 20b of the menu screen 20 of FIG. 2 is selected. On this screen 26, the score book of the game recorded previously is called and displayed. When the button 26a for "File (F)" on the upper right is selected on the screen 26, "Read Data", "Print", and "End" (all not shown) are displayed. When “Read data” is selected, game data (score book) saved previously is read and displayed. If “Print” is selected, the currently displayed scorebook is printed. When “Exit” is selected, the screen 26 is terminated and the screen returns to the menu screen 20 shown in FIG. On the screen 26, when the “display (V)” button 26b on the upper right is selected, “game information display” and “player result display” (both not shown) are displayed. Here, “game information display” is selected. The first attack / second attack display can be switched by a button 26c on the upper right side of the screen 26.

  FIG. 9 shows a “game information display” screen 27 which is displayed on the display by selecting the “game information display” described above. On this screen 27, the game information input on the “game data input” screen 23 shown in FIG. 5, for example, game date, game day weather, and the like are displayed.

  FIG. 10 shows a “player performance display” screen 28 displayed on the display when the “display (V)” button 26b “player performance display” is selected on the screen 26 of FIG. . In this screen 28, information on players obtained in the game, for example, “bats at bat”, “number of hits”, “score”, “hits”, “2 hits”, “3 hits”, “home run”, “batts” , “Stolen”, “Stolen”, etc. are displayed.

  FIG. 11 shows a “team data” screen 29 displayed on the display when the “team data” button 20c on the menu screen 20 of FIG. 2 is selected. On this screen 29, the score book of the game recorded previously is called and displayed. Here, the “file (F)” button 29 a on the upper right of the screen 29 is selected.

  FIG. 12 shows a screen 30 displayed when the button 29a is selected. When the button 29a is selected, “file read” and “end” are displayed. Here, “read file” is selected. As a result, the game data (score book) saved previously is read and displayed.

  FIG. 13 shows a screen 31 displayed on the display when the file is read. Open the folder containing the date and team name in the “SOURSE” folder surrounded by the frame of the screen 31.

  FIG. 14 shows a screen 32 displayed on the display. The team data is displayed by opening the file surrounded by the frame of the screen 32. On the screen 32, the file 32a is the batter's grade, the file 32b is the pitcher's grade, and the file 32c is the team's grade.

  FIG. 15 shows a screen 33 displayed when the file 32a in the above-described screen 32 is opened. The lower screen is a screen when the upper screen is scrolled to the right. In this screen 33, the “player ID” and “player name” of each batter are displayed, and the results for each batter, for example, “bat at bat”, “number of hits”, “scoring”, “hits”, “two strokes” , “Three strikes”, “Home run”, “RBI”, “Stealing”, “Theft”, “Sacrificial hit”, “Sacrificial flight”, “Four ball”, “Dead ball”, “Three strikes”, “Unsuccessful”, “Strike rate” , “Long hit rate”, “output rate”, and the like are displayed.

  FIG. 16 shows a screen 34 displayed when the file 32b in the above-described screen 32 is opened. The lower screen is a screen when the upper screen is scrolled to the right. In this screen 34, the player ID and the player name of the pitcher are displayed, and the results of the pitcher, for example, “batter”, “number of strokes”, “number of pitches”, “hits”, “home run”, “sacrificial hit”, “Sacrificial flight”, “four balls”, “dead ball”, “three strikes”, “losing points”, “self-responsibility points”, “defense rate”, etc. are displayed.

  FIG. 17 shows a screen 35 displayed when the file 32c in the above-described screen 32 is opened. The lower screen is a screen when the upper screen is scrolled to the right. On this screen 35, the team results such as “number of bats”, “number of bats”, “number of hits”, “number of home runs”, “number of steals”, “three strikes”, “batting rate”, “long hit rate”, “ Number of batters (Pitcher side), Hits (Pitcher side), Homerun (Pitcher side), Four dead balls (Pitcher side), Strikeout (Pitcher side), Lost points (Pitcher side), Defense Rate "etc. are displayed.

  3 described above, screen 22, FIG. 4, screen 23, FIG. 5, screen 24, FIG. 6, screen 26, FIG. 9, screen 27, FIG. 10, screen 28, FIG. 29, the screen 30 of FIG. 12, the screen 31 of FIG. 13, the screen 32 of FIG. 14, the screen 33 of FIG. 15, the screen 34 of FIG. 16, the screen 35 of FIG. 13 or the auxiliary storage device 15 and is associated with the above-described team ID, game ID, player ID, and the like.

  Above, description of each function of the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 is complete | finished.

Next, a basic method of using the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 will be described using an example. Note that the contents described in the following ◯ correspond to the words described on the surface of the command button described with reference to the screen 25 in FIG.
○ Hits ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hits the defensive position (light) in the outfield.
・ Operation: Select outfield defense position (light) and click hit button.
・ Result: The batter meets the first base and becomes a runner.
Hit score display: The code corresponding to this hit is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ 2 strikes ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hit the outfield (left middle) for 2 strikes.
・ Operation: Select the outfield defense position (left middle) and click the 2 strike button.
・ Result: The batter meets 2nd and becomes a runner.
-Score display of two strokes: A code corresponding to the two strokes is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ 3 strikes ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hit the outfield (left middle) for 3 strikes.
・ Operation: Select the outfield defense position (left middle) and click the 3 strike button.
・ Result: The batter meets 3rd and becomes a runner.
-Score display of 3 strokes: The code | corresponding to this 3 strokes is displayed on the area | region 22b of the score book displayed on the screen 22 of FIG. 4, for example.
○ Infield hit-Restrictions: None-Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball-Action: No. 1 batter hit the infield hit at the infield defensive position (pitcher).
・ Operation: Select the infield defense position (pitcher) and click the infield hit button.
・ Result: The batter meets the first base and becomes a runner.
-Infield hit score display: The code corresponding to this infield hit is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Errors for batters There are two ways to use errors: batter errors and runner errors. Of these, an error for a batter indicates that the batter has encountered a defensive error.
・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hit the first ball, and the defender (pitcher) has an error.
・ Operation: Select the infield defense position (pitcher) and click the error button.
・ Result: The batter meets the first base and becomes a runner.
Error score display for batter: A code corresponding to this error is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Runner error The error for the runner out of the error for the batter and the error for the runner indicates that the runner has advanced as a defensive error.
・ Restrictions: Use in combination with advancement of runners.
・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter came out with a hit before the light, and the light sent the ball to the second.
・ Action: The runner advances to 2nd due to the error of the defensive player (second).
-Operation (1): Place the cursor on the 1st runner and click with the left mouse button.
-Operation (2): Click and move the runner toward the second base.
-Operation (3): Release the click when the runner is 2 km up. Also, select the defensive player (second) and click the error button.
Result: The 1st runner advances to 2nd and becomes a 2nd runner.
Error score display for the runner: The code corresponding to this error is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Sacrificial flight ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter hits center 3rd strike, becomes 3rd runner, 2nd batter waits for first ball ・ Action: No. 2 batter Hit the first ball and sacrifice to the center.
・ Operation: Select outfield defense position (center) and click the sacrifice button.
・ Result: The 2nd batter goes out, and the 3rd runner goes to the main run to score. There are no runners on the heel.
Sacrificial flight score display: A code corresponding to the sacrificial flight is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Capturing ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: 1st batter comes out with 4 balls and becomes 1st runner ・ 2nd batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: Catcher is captured The first runner advances.
-Operation (1): Move the cursor to the first runner, click the left mouse button, and move the runner to the second base while clicking.
-Operation (2): Release the click when the runner is 2 km up. Also click on the button of exile.
・ Result: The 1st runner is advanced to 2nd by catching the catcher and becomes 2nd runner.
-Score display of capture: A code corresponding to this capture is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Throwing ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: 1st batter comes out with 4 balls and becomes 1st runner ・ 2nd batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: Pitcher throws The 1st runner advances.
-Operation (1): Move the cursor to the first runner, click the left mouse button, and move the runner to the second base while clicking.
-Operation (2): Release the click when the runner is 2 km up. Also, click the button for throwing.
・ Result: The 1st runner is advanced to 2nd by the pitcher's overthrow and becomes the 2nd runner.
-Scoring display of throwing: A code corresponding to this throwing is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Bork ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: 1st batter comes out with 4 balls, becomes 1st runner, 2nd batter waits for first ball ・ Action: Pitcher bokes, 1st runner advances To do.
・ Operation: Click the Boke button without selecting the defensive position.
・ Result: The 1st runner advances to 2nd with the pitcher's balk and becomes the 2nd runner.
-Balk score display: The code corresponding to this boke is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Swing away ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: 1st batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: 1st batter swung away after 2 strikes.
-Operation: Click the escape button without selecting the defensive position.
・ Result: The batter comes out and becomes the first runner.
・ Score display of miss: A code corresponding to this miss is displayed, for example, in the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Dampering ・ Limitations: None ・ Setting scene: 1st batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: 1st batter hits the catcher.
・ Operation: Click on the hit button without selecting the defensive position.
・ Result: The batter comes out and becomes the first runner.
-Hit score display: A code corresponding to this hit is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Dampering ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: 1st batter came out with 4 balls, and 1st runner stole the first ball of 2nd batter.
・ Action: When the first runner advances (stolen), the second runner is obstructed.
-Operation (1): Move the cursor to the first runner, click the left mouse button, and move the runner to the second base while clicking.
・ Operation (2): Release the left mouse button when the runner is at the 2nd base, and select the second from the infield defense positions.
-Operation (3): Click on the runner that has been blocked by the runner, and then click on the button for runaway.
・ Result: The 1st runner is advanced to 2nd by running obstruction and becomes the 2nd runner.
-Running disturbance score display: The code corresponding to the running disturbance is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Field selection ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter 77a meets 4 balls and becomes 1st runner ・ No. 2 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 2 batter After hitting the first ball, the short caught the ball and sent it to 2 km, then the second ball sent to 1 km.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (short) and click the field selection button.
・ Result: Both 2 and 1 are safe. The 1st runner will advance to 2nd and become the 2nd runner, the 2nd batter will come out and become the 1st runner.
-Score display of field selection: The code | corresponding to this field selection is displayed on the area | region 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG. 4, for example.
○ Empty swing ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: 1st batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: 1st batter flew the first ball.
・ Operation: Do not select the defensive position, etc., and click the empty button.
・ Result: Strike by swinging is taken.
-Empty swing score display: The code corresponding to this free swing is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Missed ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: 1st batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: 1st batter missed the first ball.
・ Operation: Click on the button to skip without selecting the defensive position.
・ Result: Strike due to oversight is taken. Note that if you click the missed button from 2 strikes, you will miss it.
Missed score display: A code corresponding to this missed message is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Foul ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter fouled the first ball.
-Operation: Click the foul button without selecting the defensive position.
Result: A foul count is taken.
Foul score display: A code corresponding to the foul is displayed in, for example, a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Ball ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: The ball thrown by the pitcher against No. 1 batter becomes the ball.
-Operation: Click the ball button without selecting the defensive position.
Result: A ball count is taken. If the ball is input four times, it becomes a four-ball, and it becomes a four-ball input.
Ball score display: A code corresponding to the ball is displayed in, for example, an area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Four balls ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: The ball thrown by the pitcher against the No. 1 batter becomes the ball four times.
・ Operation: Click the four-ball button without selecting the defensive position.
・ Result: The batter becomes a four-ball, and it comes out and becomes the first runner.
-Score display of four spheres: A code corresponding to the four spheres is displayed, for example, in a score book area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Dead ball ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: The ball thrown by the pitcher hits No. 1 batter.
・ Operation: Click the dead ball button without selecting the defensive position.
-Result: The batter becomes a dead ball, meets and becomes a 1st runner.
-Score display of dead sphere: A code corresponding to this dead sphere is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the score book displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Respect ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: The pitcher has given up on No. 1 batter.
-Operation: Click the button for avoiding without selecting the defensive position.
Result: The batter becomes a four-ball game by looking away, and comes out to become the first runner.
・ Scoring score display: A code corresponding to this telescoping is displayed, for example, in a score book area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Air vibration strike ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter flew three balls.
・ Operation: Click the button for the strikeout without selecting the defensive position.
Result: The batter goes out with an air strike.
-Score display of air strike / shake: A code corresponding to this air strike / shake is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Missed strikeout ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter missed the three-ball strike.
・ Operation: Click the miss strike button without selecting the defensive position.
Result: The batter goes out with a missed strikeout.
-Missed strikeout score display: A code corresponding to this missed strikeout is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Out ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hits the first ball.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (first) and click the out button. Here, if the catching and out positions are different, click two in the order of the defensive position and the out position. Also, if you click on the runner's destination, the runner goes out.
Result: The batter is out.
Out score display: A code corresponding to this out is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Touchout ・ Restrictions: Touchout can be judged only when the runner is used after moving.
・ Setting scene: 1st batter came out with 4 balls and became 1st runner, 1st runner advanced to 2nd with light hit of 2nd batter.
・ Action: No. 1 batter (current 2km runner) kicks 2km, heads to 3km, and light throws to 3km.
-Operation (1): Move the 2 塁 runner to 3 塁 while clicking the left mouse button.
-Operation (2): Select the defensive position (in order of light-> third), and click the runner moved to the third base. Finally, click the Out button.
・ Result: Runner goes out.
Touch-out score display: A code corresponding to the touch-out is displayed in, for example, a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Simultaneous killing ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are 1 or more runners and the outcount is 0 or 1. ・ Setting scene: 1st batter meets 4 balls and becomes 1st runner, 2nd batter waits for the first ball・ Action: The 2nd batter hit the first ball, the 1st runner went out in the second, and the second sent to the first.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (second → first) and click the kill button. Here, if the catching position and the position of the first out are different, select three defensive positions (eg, short → second → first)
Result: The batter and runner are out.
About the types of out ・ In the concurrent killing, you can choose three out, fly out, liner out.
-In the case of flyout and linerout, the batter will be out at the time of catching.
-Therefore, the only position to select is the runner out position.
・ Flyout and linerout are described in each item.
-Score display of concurrent killing: The code | corresponding to this concurrent killing is displayed on the area | region 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG. 4, for example.
○ Three killings ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are two or more runners and the outcount is 0. ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter and No. 2 batter come out in four balls and become 2 と な り runner and 1 塁 runner, respectively. The 3rd batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: The 3rd batter hits the first ball, the third catches, and the 2nd runner goes out by stepping on the 3rd base. Next, the third ball was sent to the second, and after the 1st runner was out, the second ball was sent to the first (third->second-> first).
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (third → second → first) and click the three kill button.
Here, in this example, the catching position and the position of the first out are the same. When the catching position and the position of the first out are different, there are four selection points (for example, short → third → second → first).
Result: The batter and runner go out and kill three.
About the type of out ・ In three kills, you can select three out, fly out, liner out.
-In the case of flyout and linerout, the batter will be out at the time of catching.
-Therefore, the only position to select is the runner out position.
・ Flyout and linerout are described in each item.
-Score display of three killings: For example, a code corresponding to the three killings is displayed in the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Flyout ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hit the first ball and became a pitcher fly.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (pitcher) and click the flyout button.
Result: The batter is out.
-Score display of flyout: The code | corresponding to this flyout is displayed on the area | region 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG. 4, for example.
○ Liner out ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hit the first ball and became the pitcher liner.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (pitcher) and click the liner out button.
Result: The batter is out.
-Score display of flyout: The code | corresponding to this liner out is displayed on the area | region 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG. 4, for example.
○ Foul fly ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter hits the foul fly.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (pitcher) and click the foul fly button.
Result: The batter is out.
-Foul fly score display: The code corresponding to this foul fly is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Check ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: 1st batter comes out with 4 balls and becomes 1st runner ・ 2nd batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: Pitcher sends first did.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (first) of the pitcher and infield, and click the check button.
・ Result: 1st runner goes out.
Check score display: A code corresponding to this check is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Defense ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: 1st batter comes out with 4 balls and becomes 1st runner 2nd batter waits for first ball ・ Action: 1st runner Defensive to First.
-Operation (1): Select the defensive position (first), and click the runner who has defensive.
-Operation (2): Click on the button for defense.-Result: 1st runner goes out.
Defensive score display: A code corresponding to the defensive function is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Successful bunt ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter has bunted in the pitcher direction.
・ Operation: Select a defensive position (pitcher) and click a bunt (black).
・ Result: 1st batter comes out and becomes 1st runner.
Score display of successful bunt: A code corresponding to the successful bunt is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Sacrificial hit success ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter comes out in four balls and becomes 1st runner, No. 2 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 2 batter Gave a sacrifice to the pitcher.
・ Operation: Select two defensive positions (pitcher → first) and click the sacrificial (black) button.
Result: The 2nd batter goes out, the 1st runner advances to 2nd and becomes the 2nd runner.
Sacrificial success score display: The code corresponding to the successful sacrifice is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Bunt failure ・ Restrictions: None ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 1 batter has bunted in the pitcher direction.
-Operation: Select a defensive position (pitcher), and click the bunt (red) button on the screen 125.
Result: No. 1 batter goes out.
Score display of bunt failure: A code corresponding to this bunt failure is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Sacrificial hit failure ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter comes out in four balls and becomes 1st runner, No. 2 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 2 batter Hit the pitcher.
・ Operation: Select the defensive position (pitcher → short) and click the sacrificial (red) button.
・ Result: 1st runner goes out by 2km (short), 2nd batter comes out and becomes 1st runner.
Sacrifice failure score display: A code corresponding to this sacrificial failure is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Stealing ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter comes out with four balls and becomes 1st runner, and No. 2 batter waits for the first ball ・ Action: 1st runner Stole 2
-Operation (1): Move the 1 塁 runner toward 2 塁 while left-clicking with the mouse.
-Operation (2): Release the left click on the 2nd base to move the 1st runner to the 2nd base and click the steal button.
Result: The 1st runner advances to 2nd and becomes a 2nd runner.
Stealing score display: A code corresponding to this stealing is displayed, for example, in a scorebook area 22b displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Theft 2
・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are two runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter, No. 2 batter will come out in four balls, become 2 塁 runners and 1 塁 runners respectively, and No. 3 batter will wait for the first ball・ Action: 2nd and 1st runners stole the first ball of No.3 batter.
-Operation: Click the Stolen 2 button.
・ Result: 2nd runner advances to 3rd base to become 3rd runner, and 1st runner advances to 2nd base to become 2nd runner.
・ Score 2 score display: The code corresponding to the theft 2 is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Theft 3
・ Restrictions: Can be used only when the runner is full ・ Setting scenes: 1st batter, 2nd batter, 3rd batter come out in four balls, become 3rd runner, 2nd runner, 1st runner, 4th batter waiting for the first ball ・ Action: All runners stole the first ball of the 4th batter.
-Operation: Click the Thief 3 button.
Result: All runners advance, and the 3rd runner returns home to score.
-Score display of the theft 3: A code corresponding to the theft 3 is displayed, for example, in the area 22 b of the score book displayed on the screen 22 of FIG. 4.
○ Stealing ・ Restrictions: Can be used only when there are runners ・ Setting scene: No. 1 batter meets 4 balls and becomes 1st runner ・ No. 2 batter is waiting for the first ball ・ Action: No. 2 batter In the first ball, 1 runner stole to 2 baseball.
-Operation: Move the cursor to the 1st runner, move the runner toward the 2nd base while clicking the left mouse button, release the left button when the 2nd base is reached, and then click the theft button.
・ Result: 1st runner goes out.
-Score display of theft: The code corresponding to this theft 3 is displayed in, for example, the area 22b of the scorebook displayed on the screen 22 of FIG.
○ Redo ・ Restrictions: Select the defensive position, etc., and can only be used before executing the command. ・ Operation: Click the Redo button.
-Result: The selected part is removed and the original state is restored. The redo is for canceling the selection on the input screen, and the executed command cannot be returned.

  Next, features of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In the present invention, display means for displaying a field 25a where a play is performed on an input screen (screen 25 in FIG. 7) as an output means, and displaying a plurality of selection items inside and outside the field 25a, It is provided in the scorebook input unit 16 of FIG. Here, the selection items are the areas corresponding to the pitcher, catcher, first, second, third, short, left, center, right, and the left line, left middle, right middle, right line, which are the defensive positions on the defensive side. , A region corresponding to the left over HR, the left middle HR, the center over HR, the right middle HR, and the right over HR, and further, a region corresponding to each command button of the groups G1 to G8. Further, in the present invention, one or more selection items are selected from the above-mentioned plurality of selection items by an input performed by the user using the mouse as an input means in response to a series of play for the defensive player or the attacking player. Selection means for selecting is provided in the scorebook input unit 16 of FIG. Further, scorebook display means 17 for displaying a code corresponding to a series of plays in the scorebook on the input screen based on the selection item selected by the selection means is provided in the scorebook display section 17 of FIG. . The display means for displaying the above-described field 25a and selection items is a selection item corresponding to the defensive position of the defensive player in the field 25a, specifically, pitcher, catcher, first, second, third, short, The player on the defensive side is displayed in the left, center and right. In FIG. 7, the defensive player is displayed in a figure wearing a red uniform and a red hat.

  Therefore, the input person (user) can select the figure of the player on the screen 15a corresponding to the player on the defensive side who actually processes the hit ball during the match, for example. For this reason, smooth input in accordance with the actual game flow is possible, and input errors can be reduced.

  In the present embodiment, the batter on the attack side is included in the background image (field 25a) in a fixed state. On the other hand, the runners on the attacking side are placed on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd bases of the field 25a from the beginning. I am trying not to. And when the runner comes out, the runner is visually visible on the fence. Such a technique is a known technique.

  Further, in the present invention, the batter and runner on the attacking side are displayed in a figure different from the player on the defensive side, that is, a figure wearing a blue uniform and a blue hat. For this reason, for example, in a scene where the first runner steals during a game, the runner displayed in the figure on the first base may be selected. Input is possible, and input errors can be reduced.

  Next, another feature of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  First, the advancement of the runner, which is another characteristic part of the present invention, will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. In the following, after hitting 1st in the hit before the 1st batter left and becoming 1st runner, 2nd batter came out to 1st in the hit before right and 1st runner (1st batter) was 2nd. An example will be described in which advancing to.

  The flowchart of FIG. 18 shows the flow from when the 1st batter hits the hit before the left and becomes the 1st runner. That is, the left defensive position (left player) as the selection area is clicked on the input screen (see screen 25 in FIG. 7) (S1). Next, click the hit mark (button) as the selection area on the input screen. Based on the left defensive position and the coordinates of the hit mark, the defensive position and hit information are acquired (S3). An image file name is created (S4). If there is no image file (NO in S5), the process ends. On the other hand, if there is an image file (YES in S5), display position information (inning and stroke order) in the score book is acquired (S6). A code (image) corresponding to the pre-left hit is displayed at a position corresponding to the acquired inning and striking order in the scorebook (S7). Here, the image displayed on the score book uniquely corresponds to one or a plurality of selection areas (coordinates) selected on the input screen. That is, the correspondence between the selected area and the image displayed in the score book is stored in advance in the program as a table. After the image is displayed on the score book in S7 described above, the first runner is displayed on the input screen (S8), and the process ends.

  Next, the runner display will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. Information on the 1st runner is acquired (S11). When there is no information on the 1st runner (NO in S12), an image of the 1st runner is displayed (S13) and information on the 1st runner is stored (S14). Furthermore, the batter's batting order is acquired (S25), a file name is created (S26), the file is displayed on the scorebook screen (S27), and the process ends.

  In S12 described above, when there is information on the 1st runner (YES in S12), information on the 2nd runner is acquired (S15). If there is no 2 塁 runner information (NO in S16), the 2 画像 runner image is displayed (S17) and the 2 情報 runner information is stored (S18). Then, the process proceeds to S13.

  In S16 described above, when there is information on the 2 塁 runner (YES in S16), information on the 3 塁 runner is acquired (S19). When there is no information on the 3 塁 runner (NO in S20), an image of the 3 塁 runner is displayed (S21) and information on the 3 塁 runner is stored (S22). Then, the process proceeds to S17.

  In the above-described S20, when there is 3 塁 runner information (YES in S20), the 3 塁 runner image is hidden (S23) and the 3 塁 runner information is deleted (S24). Then, the process proceeds to S21.

  Next, a case where the user manually moves the runner with the mouse will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  The left button of the mouse is pressed on the runner image (S31). The coordinates of the runner image are acquired (S32). The runner is dragged in the moving direction (for example, first → second, second → third) (S33). If the button is not released (NO in S34), the movement amount is acquired (S35), the movement amount is added to the coordinates (S36), and the process returns to S34. On the other hand, if the button is released (dropped) in S34 (YES in S34), it is determined whether or not the coordinates are within the permissible range of wrinkles (S37). If it is within the allowable range (YES in S37), the destination runner is displayed (S38), the destination runner information is stored (S39), and the process ends. On the other hand, if it is not within the allowable range in S37 (NO in S37), the coordinates before the movement are acquired (S40), the runner image is moved to the coordinates before the movement (S41), and the process ends.

  In the present invention, with regard to the advancement of the runner, the automatic advancement process and the manual advancement process are used in combination to improve the input efficiency and reduce input errors. Hereinafter, this point will be described in detail.

  The block diagram shown in FIG. 21 is a functional configuration block diagram for explaining the characteristic part of the baseball scorebook creation apparatus to which the present invention can be applied. The functional configuration block diagram shown in FIG. 1 corresponds to the screen on the display, whereas the functional configuration block diagram shown in FIG. 21 corresponds to the characteristic part of the present invention. Therefore, in FIG. 21, the same components as those in FIG.

  The baseball scorebook creating apparatus shown in FIG. 1 includes an input unit 51 such as a mouse, an input unit 52, and an output unit 53, and further displays fields that function as the input unit 52 and the output unit 53. Display means 54 and field display means 55 for displaying selection items as input means 52 are provided. Further, the baseball scorebook creation device includes a runner automatic advancement means 57 and a runner manual advancement means 58, and the advancement results by these are displayed in the field displayed by the field display means 54 by the runner display means 59. It is displayed as a runner on the top of.

The runner automatic advancement means 57 automatically advances the upper runner that is uniquely determined corresponding to the batter output based on the selection item selected by the user. At this time, advancement of the runner on the top is performed such that the runner on the top is pushed out by the output of the batter and the preceding runner is pushed out by the pushed runner. In other words, the runner automatic advancement means 57 advances only runners that have no choice other than advancement by the output of the batter. On the other hand, even if a batter comes out, a runner who can choose to advance or stay in the cage is not automatically advanced. The automatic advance is performed in the following cases, for example.
○ If there is a runner on the first base and the next batter progresses to the second base, for example, by hitting or going to the first base with a four-ball.
○ When there are runners on the 1st and 2nd bases and the next batter goes to the 1st base, they advance to the 2nd and 3rd bases respectively.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st and 3rd base and the 1st runner advances to the 2nd base when the following batter goes out to the 1st base. The 3 な お runner remains as it is.
○ When there are runners on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd bases, and the next batter progresses to the first base one by one.
○ If there is a runner on the 1st and the batter progresses to the 3rd by the output to the 2nd.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st and 2nd base, the 2nd runner goes home and the 1st runner advances to the 3rd base when the following batter goes out to the 2nd base.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st and 3rd base, the 3rd runner goes home and the 1st runner advances to 3rd base when the subsequent batter goes out to the 2nd base.
○ When there is a runner on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd bases, and the 2nd baseman of the following batter goes out to the 2nd base, the 3rd and 2nd runners go home and the 1st base runner advances to the 3rd base.
○ If there is a runner on at least one of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors, and the runner goes home due to the subsequent batter's encounter on the 3rd floor.
Further, the automatic advance is not performed in the following cases.
○ If the runner is on the 2nd or 3rd base but the batter goes out to the 1st base while the 1st base is open.
○ If there is a runner on the 3rd but the batter hits 2

  Even if these automatic advancements are not performed, the runners may actually be advanced. In such a case, the user selects the runner by left-clicking the mouse, drags it as it is, advances to the later eyelid, and drops it. This is the runner manual advancement means 57.

  Based on the selection item selected by the user from the field display means 54 and 55 described above and the display result by the runner display means 59, the score entry means 58 causes the scorebook display means 62 to display the scorebook on the display. The score book entry means 56 appropriately selects a score symbol corresponding to the above-mentioned selection item from the score symbol data section 60 and causes the score book display means 62 to display it. At this time, the position where the score symbol is entered on the score book is determined by the coordinate conversion control unit 61 based on the hitting order and times.

  Subsequently, the flow of the automatic advancement process and the manual advancement process will be described in detail with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.

  On the screen 25 of FIG. 7, the defensive position where the batter hit the batter is input from the selection item (S51: defensive position input). Thereafter, an action is input from the selection item (S52: action input). However, in the case of a selection item that serves both as a defensive position and an action as described above, only that input is input. It is determined whether the input defensive position and action correspond to the out process (S53). When it corresponds to the out process (YES in S53), the process proceeds to manual advance (S58) without causing the runner (batter) to come out. On the other hand, when it does not correspond to the out process (NO in S53), if the batter comes out to 1st, process 1 (S55), if it comes out to 2nd, process 2 (S56) and then 3rd When it comes out, process 3 (S57) is performed.

  Here, process 1 (S55) will be described with reference to FIG. When the batter is about to come out to the first base, if there is no first base runner (NO in S61), the batter comes out to the first base (S62).

  On the other hand, if there is a first base runner (YES in S61), it is checked whether there is a second base runner (S63). If there is no 2 塁 runner (NO in S63), the 1 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 2 塁 (S64) and the batter is output to 1 塁 (S62).

  If there is a 2 塁 runner in S63 (YES in S63), it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S65). If there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S65), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 3 塁 (S66), the 1 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 2 塁 (S64), and the batter is 1 塁. (S62).

  If there is a 3 塁 runner in S65 (YES in S65), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main race (S67), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 3 塁 (S66), and the 1 塁 runner is also provided. Is automatically advanced to 2 cm (S64), and the batter is output to 1 cm (S62).

  Next, process 2 (S56) will be described with reference to FIG. When the batter is about to come out on the second base, if there is no first base runner (NO in S71) and there is no two base runner (NO in S72), the batter will come out on the second base (S73).

  In S72, when there is a 2 塁 runner (YES in S72), it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S74). If there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S74), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 3 塁 (S75) and the batter is output to 2 塁 (S73).

  If there is a 3 塁 runner in S74 (YES in S74), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main run (S76), the 2 runner is automatically advanced to 3 塁 (S75), and the batter is It is made to come out to the 2nd base (S73).

  If there is a 1st runner in S71 (YES in S71), it is checked whether there is a 2nd runner (S77). When there is no 2 塁 runner (NO in S77), the 1 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 3 塁 (S78), and the batter is output to 2 塁 (S73).

  If there is a 2 塁 runner in S77 (YES in S77), it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S79). If there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S79), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main race (S80), the 1 塁 runner is automatically advanced to 3 塁 (S78), and the batter is output to 2 塁. (S73).

  If there is a 3 塁 runner in S79 (YES in S79), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main runner (S81), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main run (S80), and the 1 塁 runner is set to 3 The batter is automatically advanced to the bag (S78), and the batter is output to the second plate (S73).

  Next, process 3 (S57) will be described with reference to FIG. When the batter tries to come out on the third base, if there is no first base runner (NO in S91), no second base runner (NO in S92), and no runner in the third base (NO in S92a), The batter comes out on the third leg (S93).

  In S92a, when there is a 3 塁 runner (YES in S92a), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main runner (S92b), and the batter is put out to 3 塁 (S93).

  If there is a 2 塁 runner in S92 (YES in S92), it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S94). If there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S94), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main runner (S95) and the batter is put out to 3 塁 (S93).

  In S94, if there is a 3 塁 runner (YES in S94), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main race (S96), and the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main run (S95). Let go to the bag (S93).

  In S91, when there is a first base runner (YES in S91), it is checked whether there is a second base runner (S97). If there is no 2 塁 runner (NO in S97), it is checked whether there is another 3 塁 runner (S98). When there is no 3 kites (NO in S98), the 1st runner is automatically advanced to the main kit (S99), and the batter is output to the 3rd kit (S93).

  In S98, if there is a 3 塁 runner (YES in S98), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main race (S100), the 1 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main run (S99), and the batter is set to 3 塁. Let go (S93).

  If there is a 2 塁 runner in S97 (YES in S97), it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S101). When there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S101), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the main runner (S102), and the batter is put out to 3 塁 (S93).

  If there is a 3 塁 runner in S101 (YES in S101), the 3 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the home run (S103), the 2 塁 runner is automatically advanced to the home run (S102), and the batter is 3 塁. (S93).

  When the batter hits the home run, the flowchart is not shown, but if there are runners on any of the runners, all runners are automatically advanced to the home run, and the batter is also home-in. Let

  Returning to FIG. After the processing of S54, S55, S56, and S57 (automatic advance processing) is completed, the process proceeds to manual advance processing (S58). When the manual advancement process is unnecessary (NO in S58), the symbol is displayed on the scorebook (S59), and the process ends.

  On the other hand, when manual advancement processing is required, when moving the 1st runner, process A (S59a), when moving 2nd runner, process B (S59b), and 3rd runner When moving, processing C (S59c) is performed. As described above, the runner is moved by selecting the runner with the mouse and dragging and dropping.

  Here, the process A (S59a) will be described with reference to FIG. When the 1-runner is manually advanced (S111), the runner is moved until the movement is confirmed. Here, the confirmation of the movement means that the runner is moved within the allowable range of the bag by the user's drag and drop. If the movement of the runner is confirmed (YES in S112) and it is confirmed on the main run, it is checked whether there is a 3 runner (S113). When there is a 3 塁 runner (YES at S113), and when there is no 3 塁 runner (NO at S113), when there is a 2 塁 runner (YES at S117), that is, when there is at least a 3 塁 runner or a 2 塁 runner In this case, the 1st runner cannot be advanced to the main runner by overtaking the 3rd runner or the 2nd runner, so in such a case, the 1st runner is returned to 1st run (S114). On the other hand, if there is neither a 3 塁 runner nor a 2 塁 runner (NO in S113 and NO in S117), the 1 塁 runner is advanced to the main runner (S118).

  If the movement is confirmed at S112 (YES at S112) and it is confirmed at 3 塁, it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S119). When there is a 3 塁 runner (YES at S119) and when there is no 3 塁 runner (NO at S119), when there is a 2 塁 runner (YES at S121), that is, when there is at least a 3 塁 runner or a 2 塁 runner In this case, the 1st runner is returned to 1st (S120). On the other hand, when there is neither a 3 塁 runner nor a 2 塁 runner (NO in S119 and NO in S121), the 1 塁 runner is advanced to 3 塁 (S122).

  If the movement is confirmed in S112 (YES in S112) and it is confirmed in 2 塁, it is checked whether there is a 2 塁 runner (S123). When there is a 2 塁 runner (YES in S123), the 1 塁 runner cannot be advanced to 2 塁. In such a case, the 1 塁 runner is returned to 1 塁 (S124). On the other hand, if there is no 2 塁 runner (NO in S123), the 1 塁 runner is advanced to 2 塁 (S125).

  After the process of S114, S118, S120, S122, S124, or S125 is completed, it is manually moved in order from the previous runner according to the actual progress (S115). Thereafter, symbols are displayed on the scorebook (S116), and the process A ends.

  Next, process B (S59b) will be described with reference to FIG. When the 2nd runner is manually advanced (S131), the runner is moved until the movement is confirmed. If the movement of the runner is confirmed (YES in S132) and it is confirmed on the main run, it is checked whether there is a 3 runner (S133). If there is a 3 塁 runner (YES in S133), the 2 塁 runner cannot be advanced to the main runner overtaking the 3 塁 runner. In such a case, the 2 塁 runner is returned to 2 塁. (S134). On the other hand, when there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S133), the 2 塁 runner is advanced to the main run (S137).

  If the movement is confirmed at S132 (YES at S132) and it is confirmed at 3 塁, it is checked whether there is a 3 塁 runner (S138). When there is a 3 塁 runner (YES in S138), the 2 塁 runner cannot be advanced to 3 塁. In such a case, the 2 塁 runner is returned to 2 塁 (S139). On the other hand, when there is no 3 塁 runner (NO in S138), the 2 塁 runner is advanced to 3 塁 (S140).

  If the movement is confirmed in S132 (YES in S132) and it is confirmed at 1 塁, the probability that the user has made an erroneous operation is high, so the 2 塁 runner is returned to 2 塁 (S141).

  After the above-described processing of S134, S137, S139, S140, or S141 is completed, it is manually moved in order from the previous runner according to the actual progress (S135). Thereafter, a symbol is displayed on the score book (S136, process B ends).

  Next, process C (S59c) will be described with reference to FIG. When the 3 を runner is manually advanced (S151), the runner is moved until the movement is confirmed. If the movement of the runner is confirmed (YES in S152) and it is confirmed on the main run, the 3 runner is advanced to the main run (S153). On the other hand, when it is confirmed at 2 塁 or 1 塁, since the probability of erroneous operation is high, the 3 塁 runner is returned to 3 塁 (S156, S157).

  After the process of S153, S156, or S157 described above is completed, it is manually moved in order from the runner of the previous kite according to the actual progress (S154). Thereafter, a symbol is displayed on the scorebook (S136), and the process C ends.

  Returning to FIG. 22, in S58, when manual advance is not required (NO in S58), the symbol display of the score book is made (S59), and the series of operations is completed. On the other hand, when manual advancement is necessary, after the above-described process A, process B, or process C is performed, a series of operations ends.

  In the flowcharts shown in FIGS. 22 to 28 described above, the case where the runner becomes safe as a result of automatic advance or manual advance is shown.

  Hereinafter, regarding the flow when the runner who has advanced manually goes out, the 2nd runner will make a home run by hitting the batter before the batter, but the screen 25 in FIG. Will be described with reference to FIG.

  In this case, for the batter, as the defensive input (selection item), the player who is in the defensive position of the light is clicked, and then the hit button 25e is clicked as the action input. As a result, the batter comes to 1st base and becomes a 1st base runner.

  On the other hand, the 2nd base runner goes around the 3rd base and heads to the main base, but touches out before the main base. In this case, the operation is performed by first dragging and dropping the 2nd runner and moving it to the main runner. Then, a button (not shown) for selecting out or safe is displayed on the display. Here, for example, when the user selects safe, a home-in is established, and a button (not shown) for selecting whether or not it is a hitting point is displayed. Recorded as runner's score. On the other hand, when “out” is selected, the defensive position “light” → the defensive position “catcher” → “out” button is selected. Thereby, a touch-out process is performed. In addition, when the 1st runner makes a touch-out in front of the 3rd base toward the 3rd base after taking 2nd base with a batter's light hit, the process as described above is performed.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the automatic advancement process is simplified, that is, the necessary minimum, thereby simplifying the control when the runner is advanced and leading the screen on the screen. It is possible to prevent an operation that can hardly occur in an actual game, such as reversing the runner. For example, when the runner is on the 3rd floor, the runner goes back to the 1st floor, and after the 3rd runner is brought home by automatic advance processing, The case where it returns to is considered. In this example, for example, when the batter goes out to the first base with four balls, the third base runner cannot go home. In addition, when the batter is hitting infield, the 3rd base runner may remain on the base as it is. In these cases, if the batter comes out to the first base and the 3rd runner is brought home by the automatic advance process, an operation to return the runner to the third base is required. In such a case, returning the run-in that has been home-in to the third base is rarely possible in an actual game, complicating the input operation of the score book and causing an input error.

In the first embodiment, in the above description, when there are a plurality of runners, the manual advancement process of the runner is performed in order from the runner in the previous saddle. Instead, a part of the above-described manual advancement process may be automatically performed. For example, when there are runners on the 1st and 2nd bases and the 1st runner is manually advanced to the 2nd base, the 2nd runner is automatically advanced to the 3rd base in conjunction with this. Alternatively, when there are runners on the 2nd and 3rd bases and the 2nd runner is manually advanced to 3rd base, the 3rd runner is automatically advanced to the main base in conjunction with this. At this time, as a method of advancing the runner, the above-described method of automatically advancing the previous runner by the advance of the batter can be applied as it is. However, in this case, it is appropriate to consider this as a modified example of the manual advancement process in the sense that the runner is advanced manually and the previous runner is moved in conjunction with the manual advancement.
<Embodiment 2>

  The data recorded by the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment described above has few input mistakes and can therefore be said to be highly reliable data.

  Therefore, sharing these data via communication means such as the Internet is extremely effective.

  As shown in FIG. 29, the data input and stored in the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10 is transmitted to the database server 100 via communication means such as the Internet. In the database server, after receiving the data, the data is expanded and registered in the database 101. When browsing the data, the data is acquired via the communication means, displayed on the site 102, and necessary data is downloaded to the baseball scorebook creation apparatus 10.

  For example, if a plurality of teams belonging to a predetermined baseball organization use a common database server to build a system for registering and browsing data as described above, You can share the results of past matches of your team and your opponent's team. Thereby, for example, even during a game, the past data of the opponent team can be known by updating, and can be used effectively for the operation in the game. 30 and 31 show the main function and function content on the client side and the main mechanism and function content on the server side in the system using the communication means, respectively.

It is a hardware constitutions and functional composition block diagram in a baseball scorebook creation device which can apply the present invention. It is a figure which shows a menu screen. It is a figure which shows the screen for "player addition / update / deletion". It is a figure which shows the screen for "score book input." It is a figure which shows the screen for "game data input." It is a figure which shows a "starting member input" screen. It is a figure which shows the input screen for performing score recording operation. It is a figure which shows a "score book display" screen. It is a figure which shows a "game information display" screen. It is a figure which shows a "player result display" screen. It is a figure which shows a "team data" screen. It is a figure which shows the screen displayed when the button 29a is selected. It is a figure which shows the screen displayed when reading a file. It is a figure which shows the screen displayed by opening the folder containing a date and a team name. It is a figure which shows the screen which displays the various data about a batter's grade. It is a figure which shows the screen which displays the various data about the result of a pitcher. It is a figure which shows the screen which displays the various data about a team's grade. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of processing when a batter hits a pre-left hit. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of a process about advancement of a runner. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of a process at the time of moving a runner manually. It is a functional block diagram which shows the characterizing part of this invention. It is a flowchart explaining the whole flow of an automatic advance process and a manual advance process. It is a flowchart explaining the automatic advance of the other runner at the time of making a batter go out to 1st base. It is a flowchart explaining the automatic advance of the other runner at the time of making a batter go out to 2cm. It is a flowchart explaining the automatic advance of the other runner at the time of making a batter go out to 3rd base. It is a flowchart explaining the manual advance of each runner when the 1st runner is manually advanced. It is a flowchart explaining the manual advance of each runner at the time of making the 2nd runner advance manually. It is a flowchart explaining the manual advance of each runner at the time of manually advancing a 3 塁 runner. It is a figure explaining the outline | summary of a data registration and browsing system. It is a figure explaining the main functions and function content on the client side. It is a figure explaining the main mechanisms and function contents on the server side.

Explanation of symbols

25 Input screen 25a Field 25b Selection item (command button group)
51 Input section (mouse)
52 Input means 53 Output means 54 Field display means (field)
55 Field display means (selected item)
56 Score entry means 57 Runner automatic advancement means (automatic advancement means)
58 Runner manual advancement means (manual advancement means)
59 Runner display means 60 Score symbol data section 61 Coordinate conversion control section 62 Score book display means

Claims (9)

On the input screen of the output means, a field display means for displaying a field corresponding to the ground where the play is actually performed and a plurality of selection items corresponding to the actual play;
Scorebook display means for displaying a scorebook on the input screen;
Runner display means for selecting display and non-display of runners in 1 塁, 2 塁, and 3 塁 in the field screen;
An automatic advance means for automatically making advancement of the upper runner that is uniquely determined corresponding to the output of the batter based on the selection item selected by the input person;
Manual advancement means for manually moving the runner after the automatic advancement by the automatic advancement means to correspond to the actual advancement of the runner;
Score entry means for entering a code corresponding to a series of plays in the score book based on a selection item selected by the input person from the plurality of selection items and an input result of the manual advancement means,
A baseball scorebook creation device characterized by that. The automatic advance of the runner is such that the preceding runner is pushed out of the saddle by the subsequent batter or the subsequent runner.
The baseball scorebook creation apparatus according to claim 1. As part of the plurality of selection items, the defensive player is displayed in the figure at the defensive position of the field.
The baseball scorebook creation apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that As a part of the plurality of selection items, a player who has come out as a runner is displayed in a figure different from the figure on the defensive side on the fence in the field.
The baseball scorebook creation device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the baseball scorebook creation device is provided. Computer
On the input screen of the output means, field display means for displaying a field corresponding to the ground where the play is actually performed and a plurality of selection items corresponding to the actual play,
Scorebook display means for displaying a scorebook on the input screen;
Runner display means for selecting display and non-display of runners in 1 塁, 2 塁, and 3 塁 in the field screen,
Automatic advancement means for automatically performing the advancement of the upper runner that is uniquely determined in accordance with the output of the batter based on the selection item selected by the input person,
Manual advancement means for manually moving the runner after the automatic advancement by the automatic advancement means to correspond to the advancement of the actual runner,
Based on a selection item selected by the input person from the plurality of selection items and an input result of the manual advancement means, the scorebook is made to function as a score entry means for entering a code corresponding to a series of plays. A program characterized by The automatic advance of the runner is such that the preceding runner is pushed out of the saddle by the subsequent batter or the subsequent runner.
The program according to claim 5. As part of the plurality of selection items, the defensive player is displayed in the figure at the defensive position of the field.
The program according to claim 5 or 6, characterized by the above. As a part of the plurality of selection items, a player who has come out as a runner is displayed in a figure different from the figure on the defensive side on the fence in the field.
The program according to any one of claims 5 to 7, wherein: A computer-readable recording medium describing a program for causing a computer to function,
The program described is the program according to any one of claims 5 to 8.
A recording medium characterized by the above.