JP3138831U - Baseball score sheet and score book - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to make it possible for a boy baseball player to easily fill in and to easily grasp the contents of a game result.
[MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] At least the opposing team score description fields 55 and 56 and the score table 60 are provided on the front surface 50f of a sheet of paper, and the player name description column and the player's performance record totalization column are provided on the reverse side. The baseball score sheet is provided with a game general description entry column, and information and records for one game can be written on one sheet of paper 50. The score table 60 and the team name entry columns 52 and 53 were arranged at the center of the top and bottom of the paper surface 50f. In addition, a plurality of score sheets were bound into one volume to form a score book. This score book is provided with a game result list on one side of one sheet, and a game result list sheet displaying an explanation of the score book description method is added to the other side.
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Description

  The present invention relates to the improvement of a score sheet and score book for baseball, and was developed especially for boy baseball.

Conventional baseball scorebooks that have been widely used include those used by professionals and reporters, known as the so-called Keio type, and those generally sold and used, known as the Waseda type.
The latter is generally widely used for high school baseball, university baseball and non-professional baseball.
The contents are very detailed, the entry field is small, and it must be written in small letters, so that it is usually possible to record one game with two pages of spread (A4 version, top and bottom two pages or two left and right pages). It is configured.

In addition, in the invention of the “illustrated baseball scorebook” described in Patent Document 1 below, the score sheet includes a strike zone, a baseball game division line, and a base so as to be useful for post-game data analysis and game record organization. A column that specifically displays the position (diamond) is provided, and the details of the pitching record and the batting record can be illustrated.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-114176

In the above-mentioned conventional general scorebook, for example, it is too detailed to fill in a game record of a boy baseball game, and the entry field is too small. It was.
Similarly, in the score book described in the above-mentioned patent document, a diamond figure is printed in each record column, and it may be easy to fill in, but the boys such as elementary school students fill in the strike zone etc. Was difficult.

In any case, it has been undeniable that the conventional scorebook has inconvenient and difficult aspects to fill in for the boy baseball game.
Therefore, in the present invention, in order to solve these problems, even a boy baseball player of elementary school level can easily fill in, and the contents of the game result can be grasped very easily after recording. The first challenge is to create a simple score sheet and score book.

Also, it is an object of the present invention to complete each game record with one sheet unlike the conventional one. This is because the game contents and results of both teams can be seen only on the surface of one sheet.
In addition, it is an object of the present invention to make it easier for boys to fill in the entry column by making the grid larger.
Increasing the size of the grid naturally reduces the amount of information that can be recorded, but even so, it must satisfy the necessary and sufficient information and record as a scorebook. .
The present invention aims to solve such problems.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the first of the present invention includes at least one team name column, a player name column, and a player name column on one side (front surface) of a sheet of paper. A batting record column for each player and each inning score table are provided, and on the other side (back side) of the same sheet, at least a player name entry column for each team and a result record totaling column for each player are provided. This is a score sheet for baseball in which information and records for one game can be written on a sheet of paper.

  In the second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the present invention, a team name or coach name column, a game date column, and a game time column are provided on one side (front surface). The other surface (back surface) is a baseball score sheet characterized by providing a game general comment description column describing the general and commentary of the game.

  In the third aspect of the present invention, in the first or second aspect, the inning score table and the team name description column of both teams are arranged at the upper and lower center positions on one side (cover) of the paper, The baseball score sheet is provided with a player name column for each of the first and second teams and a batting record column for each player.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a baseball scorebook in which a plurality of score sheets according to any one of the first to third aspects are bound into one volume.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the fourth aspect of the present invention, at least a date field, a battle team name field, a score result field, and a win / loss field are provided on one side of a sheet of paper. The baseball scorebook is characterized in that a match result list sheet is provided, and a match result list sheet on which the description of the scorebook description method is displayed is provided on the other side of the same sheet.

In the first score sheet according to the present invention, on one side (front surface) of one sheet, the team names of both teams to compete, player names, each batting record, and score table are provided. You can see at a glance all the scores of both teams in that match.
On the other side (back side) of the same sheet of paper, you can enter your team's team name and each player's performance record count. Can be read.
As described above, the present invention is configured so that all necessary information for one game can be recorded on one sheet (card or sheet), which is extremely easy to understand and convenient.

  In the second score sheet of the present invention, it is possible to enter the manager's name, coach name, match date, and time on both sides of the team, and on the back side, the summary of the match and comments, etc. In addition, the content of the match can be recorded in more detail.

  In the third score sheet of the present invention, the score tables of both teams and the names of both reames are listed at the top and bottom center positions of the paper surface, so the score of the opposing team should be entered above and below this score table. When you look at the surface of one sheet of paper, for example, the score table for the first team is placed on the top and the score table for the second team is placed on the bottom, making it extremely easy to read, understand, and interpret. It can be done.

In the fourth scorebook of the present invention, a score book is formed by binding a plurality of score sheets according to any of the first to third devices into one book. It is possible to form a score book having the effect of the invention.
Further, for example, if the score sheet is bound as a set of about 40 sheets, it can be easily filed as a game result record for one year or two years.

In the fifth score book of the present invention, a game result list is provided on one side of the sheet, and a sheet of paper on which the description of the score book description method is added on the other side. It will also be useful to serve as an index that allows you to open the sheet of the detailed score of the battle that is necessary immediately from the progress of the results so far and from this list.
Also, the score description method is the same as the conventional one, but there are parts that are a little simplified, so that the description method is displayed on the back side of the paper so that it is easy for boys to use. A device is added.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the overall configuration on the surface 50f side according to an embodiment of the score sheet 50 of the present invention.
The score sheet 50 may be in the form of a thick card made of paper or may be in the form of a thin sheet, but in this embodiment, a slightly thick A4 cardboard is used.
The part indicated by the horizontally long frame at the upper and lower center position of the sheet is the score table 60 of the opposing teams, and the two upper and lower frames on the left side indicate the first team name column 52 and the second team name column 53. Yes.

The frame on the right side of the score table 60 is divided into four upper and lower lines, and a game date place entry field 54 is provided for entering the tournament name, game date, stadium name, and weather.
Above and below the score table 60, there are provided a first-attack team score description column 55 for entering details of scores of both teams in the match, and a second-team team score description column 56.
The score description columns 55 and 56 are provided with at least a player name description column and a batting record column for each player.
Reference numeral 57 denotes a manager name or coach name column for the first team, and 58 denotes a manager name or coach name column for the second team.
Reference numeral 59 denotes a binding hole for filing the score sheet 50.
The number of the binding holes 59 is completely free, and may be 26 holes if necessary.

As described above, on the surface 50f of the score sheet 50 of the present invention, the score tables 60 of both teams are located at the center of the upper and lower sides, the team name description columns 52 and 53 on the left, and the game date place on the right. A column 54 is arranged, and score description columns 55 and 56 of both teams to be played are provided above and below the column 54, so that the entire game record of both teams for one game can be described and viewed at a glance.
Details of each column will be described later.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram illustrating details of score description columns 55 and 56 respectively provided on the upper and lower surfaces of the score sheet 50 according to the present invention.
The score description columns 55 and 56 of the opposing teams provided above and below the score table are the same.
First, in order from the left side of the column, the leftmost column is lined with a defensive position description column 55a, the right side is a batting order column 55b, a player name description column 55c, a spine number description column 55d, and a batting record column 55e. .

In the batting order column 55b, batting sequence numbers from 1 to 9 are printed in advance, and each column is provided with three lines in consideration of the substitution of players.
The first to ninth times of batting record columns are also provided in the uppermost column of the batting record column 55e.
The method of describing the results of each batting is almost the same as the conventional scorebook filling method.
A director name or coach name description column 57 is provided on the right shoulder of the score description column 55.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a portion of the score table 60 provided at the vertical center position of the score sheet of the present invention.
The score table 60 is provided with two columns at the top and bottom, and the scores of both teams can be entered for each number of attacks.
The inning display column of the score table 60 is provided at the upper and lower centers of the upper and lower score entry columns. A start time entry field 60s and an end time entry field 60e are provided on the score table 60, and a game time entry field 60t is provided below the start time entry field 60s.

On the left side of the score table 60, there are provided a first team name description column 52 and a second team name description column 53 corresponding to the upper and lower columns of the score table 60, respectively.
Further, a game date place entry field 54 is provided on the right side of the score table 60. This field 54 is divided into four lines, and from the top, the tournament name entry field 54c, the game day entry field 54d, and the stadium A name entry field 54s and a weather entry field 54w are provided.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the back surface 50r of the score sheet 50 according to the present invention.
On the back surface 50r, a record and a summary of the results of each player of the own team can be described, and a summary of the game, reviews, etc. can be described.
In the data column 64, the batting record recording total can be described, and in the data column 65, the pitcher recording total can be described.

In the data column 64, the player name description column 64a from the left, and sequentially to the right, the spine number, the number of hits, the number of hits, the number of seconds, the number of thirds, the number of homers, the number of bunts, the number of steals, the number of steals A column is provided where the number, the number of dead balls, and the number of three strikes can be entered.
In this embodiment, 13 rows of player name description columns and the like are provided.
In the data column 65, a pitcher name description column 65p is arranged in the starting order, and a pitch count column, three-stroke count, hit count, four-ball count, dead ball count, and run-off column are provided on the right side, and three lines for three pitchers can be entered. Yes.

The space 66 is a game general description entry column 66 in which a summary of the game, comments, etc. are written.
Thus, after the game is over, the total of the record of the game and a general comment can be written on the back surface 50r of the score sheet 50.
As described above, in the score sheet 50 according to the present invention, it is possible to record all of the record, totalization, and general comment of the game using two pages of the front and back surfaces.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the front side of the match result list sheet 70 to be added to the scorebook according to the present invention.
The match result list sheet 70 is provided with a match result list 72 in which results for 40 matches can be entered, and the list table 72 is provided with 20 lines on each of the left and right sides. A date description column 72d, a battle team name description column 72t, a score result description column 72s, and a win / loss description column 72v are provided.
In the lower left of the game result list 72, there is also provided a winning / losing number description column 73 for indicating the number of games in the current year.

On the back of the game result list sheet 70, explanations of the description methods in the score description columns 55 and 56 provided on the front surface 50f of the score sheet 50 are displayed. The description is omitted here.
However, since this description method is intended for youth baseball, it is more simplified than general ones.
The match result list sheet 70 is desirably arranged on the first page of the score book. This is because when the list of game results comes to the first page, the list can also serve as an index, and it is appropriate that the explanation of the description method is at the forefront.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, various design changes can be made in the present invention as follows.
The score sheet in the present invention is made of A4 size cardboard, but the size is also free, and any material can be selected as long as it can be filled in with a writing instrument.
The score table may be provided at the upper end position or the lower end position of the sheet, instead of being provided at the center position of the score sheet as in the above embodiment.

The defensive position description column, the batting order column, and the player name description column in the score description column are provided in three lines in the above embodiment, but this may be two lines.
Of course, the number of lines in the data column provided on the back side of the score sheet can be set freely, and need not be the number of lines as in the above embodiment.
As for the game total comment column, only a ruled line may be provided, or a blank space may be provided, or it may be formed surrounded by a frame.

A plurality of score sheets can be bound into a single score book, but the number of sheets is also free and the way of binding is completely free.
However, it is convenient that the file format is an add-on file format because it can be replaced freely, and the number of pages can be freely selected, and it can be stored for several years. Become.
As described above, the present invention realizes an easy-to-read layout and record of one game per game, can be easily filled in by boy baseball players, can be easily read, and has never been a very useful boy. We were able to provide score sheets and score books for baseball.

It is explanatory drawing which illustrates the structure of the whole surface side of the score sheet which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which illustrates the detail of the score description column provided in the surface side upper and lower sides of the score sheet which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which illustrates the part of the score table provided in the surface side of the score sheet which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which illustrates the back surface side of the score sheet which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which illustrates the surface side of the game result list sheet added to the score book which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

50 score sheet 50f front surface 50r back surface 52, 53 team name entry column 54 game date place entry column 54d match date entry column 55, 56 score entry column 55c player name entry column 55e batting record record column 57, 58 manager name entry column 59 binding hole 60 score table 60s start time entry column 60e end time entry column 60t match time entry column 64, 65 data entry column 64a player name entry column 65p pitcher name entry column 66 match summary entry column 70 match result list sheet 72 match result list 72d Date column 72t Opponent team name column 72s Score result column 72v Win / Loss column

Claims (5)

On at least one side (front) (50f) of a sheet of paper (50), at least the team name entry column (52, 53) and the player name entry column (55c) of each of the opposing teams, and the batting for each player Provide a record field (55e) and each inning score table (60),
On the other side (back side) (50r) of the same sheet (50), at least the player's name entry column (64a, 65p) of each team and the result record aggregation column for each player will be provided.
A score sheet for baseball that can record information and records for one game on one sheet (50). In addition, on one side (surface) (50f), the manager name or coach name column (57, 58) of both teams, the game date column (54d), the game time column (60s, 60e, 60t) Provided,
2. The score sheet for baseball according to claim 1, wherein the other side (back side) (50r) is provided with a game summary description column (66) for describing a summary of the game, comments and the like.   Each inning score table (60) and team name entry column (52, 53) of both teams are placed at the top and bottom center of one side (cover) (50f) of the paper, and the top and bottom teams are respectively above and below The baseball score sheet according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a player name entry field (55c) and a batting record field (55e) for each player.   A baseball scorebook comprising a plurality of score sheets according to any one of claims 1 to 3 in a single volume. On one side of one sheet (70), at least a date field (72d), a battle team name field (72t), a score result field (72s), and a win / loss field (72v) A match result table (72) was established,
5. The baseball scorebook according to claim 4, further comprising a game result list sheet (70) on which an explanation of a scorebook description method is displayed on the other side of the same sheet (70).