KR102420705B1 - System for recording baseball score by using recognizing intermediate code - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention manages at least one or more league (league) information, the league management unit for managing the rankings between a plurality of teams; a team management unit for sorting players; a play management unit that assigns an individual ID to each player, checks and records individual specification information and condition information, and manages performance information; and a play recording unit that acquires performance information of each of a plurality of players for each team during a league match conducted on a matching schedule through presentation of the title code and sub-code, and transmits the result information to the player managing unit. do.

Description

System for recording baseball score by using recognizing intermediate code}

The present invention relates to a baseball score recording system, and more particularly, in recording all events occurring during a social baseball or professional baseball game, based on the intuitive recognition of each code in order to significantly reduce errors in the recording. It is a technical field related to the recording system of game score recording.

At the same time professional baseball was launched in 1982, each company created a baseball team for both you and me. As a result, social baseball achieved rapid development compared to the 1970s. For example, if you look at the 1st Social Baseball Tournament held in 1991, most of them were working teams, and there were not many baseball teams that were purely club members.

Social baseball, which was maintained in the form of business baseball in this way, entered a new phase with the introduction of PC communication. This is the reason why the communication community was created. Chatting was created for the first time, and as a result, countless clubs were created. The baseball clubs that were created at that time gathered three and each news agency league was established.

The clairvoyant league, unitel league, and hitel league were established, and social baseball entered its second heyday. At the same time, Dongdaemun, which was a mecca of baseball equipment until the 1980s, began to sell popular social baseball products as well as elite supplies. became

The revitalization of social baseball due to the telecommunication boom in the 1990s was also a period in which baseball was popularized in earnest. As the general public, who had never been able to even buy baseball equipment, purchase equipment on their own, pitch a ball, reserve a stadium, and experience the league, social baseball becomes a huge market.

In the case of professional leagues, game records and individual player records management are systematically changed through capital support from companies and the government, whereas in the case of baseball, the reality is that integrated information management is not performed.

In baseball for members of society, there are attempts to manage league, team, player, and game schedule as well as data related to game records after the game, and to manage records of individual players in society.

"Integrated Baseball Recording System (Registration No. 10-1118175, Patent Document 1)" exists.

In the case of the invention according to Patent Document 1, it relates to an integrated baseball recording system, and more specifically, by operating an integrated baseball recording application on a mobile device and linking with an integrated homepage that can encompass a baseball team of members of society as a group, professional Even if you are not a scorer, you can accurately and easily databaseize your records using the application implemented on your mobile device, maximize the objectivity and reliability of your personal and team records, and keep your records and team records located in the entire baseball team. It relates to an integrated baseball record system that can not only grasp the degree but also activate baseball as a member of society by providing a place for information exchange among members.

To this end, in the case of the invention according to Patent Document 1, player information including the player name, jersey number, team, left-handed or right-handed hitter for a batter, left-handed or right-handed for a pitcher, main hitting order, and main defensive position is added or changed. a player manager module including a player registration and modification sub-module for registering by saving, and selecting a player from the player information list to retrieve player information; When a team is deleted, the team of a player belonging to the team to be deleted is displayed as undecided, or when a team is deleted, only the team information in the team table is deleted and the personal information of the players belonging to the team is maintained. A team including a team deletion submodule manager module; And to input the advance status of a specific batter, a context menu including 1-3 bases, home run, 4 balls, 4 balls, batting obstruction, and sacrifice bunt is provided. , It provides an integrated baseball recording system, characterized in that it includes a game manager module including a game record sub-module for selecting and recording the shape of the batted ball including the liner on the graphic of the baseball field shape.

"Integrated Baseball Recording System (Publication No. 10-2014-0127030, Patent Document 2)" also exists.

In the case of Patent Document 2, when both teams play a baseball game, the baseball record is based on the final score and the score of each team for each inning, and the batting status and direction of the batted ball in each inning are recorded for each team's batting order. In addition, the number of at-bats, hits, runs, runs, and batting average are recorded for each team's batting order. In addition, the winning pitcher and losing pitcher, halftime pitching and closing pitcher, the number of innings thrown by each pitcher, hits, home runs, 4 4 pitches, strikeouts, runs, ERA, ERA, etc. are recorded in detail.

In addition, "Integrated system for producing baseball records and game video for members of society and its control method (Publication No. 10-2019-0046428, Patent Document 3)", "Sports game record creation method using a multimedia smart device (registration number 10 -1972471, Patent Document 4)", etc. exist.

In the case of the invention according to Patent Document 4, it is a baseball game recording method that records a baseball game in real time using a smart device and edits it as needed. It can record in real time, and it records not only the game record, but also a visual graph. It relates to an invention that not only records the data through the touch screen of a recording terminal, but also outputs the records of players participating in the game on the touch screen to help the coach run the game.

Finally, "a baseball game record input and analysis system that supports both online and offline (registration number 10-1989922, Patent Document 5)" exists.

The invention according to Patent Document 5 is a baseball game record input and analysis system that supports both online and offline, when the network connection state is good after temporarily storing the baseball game record input through Internet browser access or application execution in the user terminal It is determined whether the baseball game record data is synchronized between the user terminal and the server, and if it is not synchronized, only the data that has been changed during the time difference between the time at which the final data is stored is transmitted and synchronized. let it be

Conventional techniques have a problem in that it is difficult to systematize and prevent input errors in the data input stage of player performance.

In the prior art, there is a problem in that the complexity of the system screen increases in the process of opening a separate window in the data input stage, and the performance speed of the system decreases due to the appearance of the separate window.

Conventional techniques provide convenience and unity of input in the input stage, but there is a problem in that this method does not intuitively catch input errors.

Registration No. 10-1118175 Publication No. 10-2014-0127030 Publication No. 10-2019-0046428 Registration No. 10-1972471 Registration No. 10-1989922

The baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention has been devised to solve the conventional problems as described above, and presents the following problems to be solved.

First, it is intended to be able to manage the scores and schedules of multiple baseball leagues, teams, and players.

Second, it allows you to manage the individual performance and condition of the players.

Third, to minimize errors in the input stage.

The problems to be solved of the present invention are not limited to those mentioned above, and other problems not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

The baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of the mediating code according to the present invention has the following problem solving means for the above problem to be solved.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, at least one or more league information is managed, and a plurality of teams are registered in the league information to match the plurality of teams. a league management unit for managing the rankings among the plurality of teams; a team managing unit for registering a plurality of players in a team registered in the league information of the league managing unit and sorting the plurality of players; a play management unit for assigning an individual ID to each of the plurality of players, checking and recording individual specification information and condition information for each player assigned to each individual ID, and managing the performance information of each of the plurality of players; and a play recording unit that obtains performance information of each of the plurality of players for each team during a league match conducted in the matching schedule through presentation of a title code and a sub-code, and transmits the performance information to the player managing unit It can be characterized as

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, the league managing unit may include: a league sorting unit that creates and manages a league, and manages the entrance and exit of teams in the league; a team sorting unit for allocating a plurality of teams to each of the at least one or more league information, and arranging the rankings of teams belonging to the league information; a player sorting unit for registering and managing league players in each of the plurality of teams; and a schedule arranging unit for registering and managing schedules for each league and matching information between the plurality of teams allocated in the league information.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of each code according to the present invention, the team managing unit may include: a player registration unit for registering and managing players belonging to the team, and selecting and managing league players from among the players belonging to the team; and a player sorting unit for classifying a batter and a pitcher among the affiliated players, and managing the batting order of the batter and the starting position and the saving position of the pitcher.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of the intermediary code according to the present invention, the player managing unit gives an individual unique account to each of the plurality of players, and records the personal information of each of the plurality of players for each unique account. ID granting unit that grants and manages; and a specification acquisition unit configured to acquire the respective physical specifications and defensive position information in the personal information provided by the ID granting unit.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, the player managing unit may further include a condition check unit in which individual condition information of each of the plurality of players is input and managed. .

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of the mediating code according to the present invention, the player managing unit further comprises a score acquisition unit for acquiring individual scores of league players during the league matches conducted in the matching schedule. can be done with

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, the play recording unit presents league information, a matching schedule, and a team score for each inning of a league game and a league game to the recording terminal, and lists play information unit; an out code unit for presenting the batter's out title code on the display of the recording terminal; a hit code unit for presenting the batter's hit title code on the display of the recording terminal; and, on the display of the recording terminal, an odds conversion unit configured to set an odds conversion mode for each inning of a team that conducts the league game.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, the play recording unit may include: a stolen base code unit for presenting a stolen base title code of a runner on the display of the recording terminal; a victim code unit for presenting, on the display of the recording terminal, a victim title code of the batter; an on-base code unit for presenting a batter's on-base title code on the display of the recording terminal; and a mistake code unit for presenting a mistake title code of the player on the display of the recording terminal.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of each code according to the present invention, the play recording unit includes i) an out-sub code forming a sub-concept of the out-title code, and ii) a sub-concept of the hit title code. A hit sub-code is provided, wherein the out-title code and the out-sub-code share a first mediation code, and the hit title code and the hit sub-code mutually share a second mediation code. ), and the first mediation code and the second mediation code may be characterized in that they are given differently.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of the mediating code according to the present invention, the play recording unit further includes a play log unit that obtains scores for each player of the team conducting the league game and the team for each inning of the league game. Including, wherein the play log unit, a player listing unit listing the players in batting order; a position log unit listing and placing the defensive position of the player listed by the listing unit; and a grade log unit configured to obtain a score of each of the players listed by the listing unit for each inning, wherein the grade log unit selects and inputs at least one of the sub-out title code or the sub-hit title code, the player It may be characterized in that the grades are automatically acquired.

The baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention of the configuration as described above provides the following effects.

First, it allows multiple leagues to be managed, and multiple teams and players in the league can be managed collectively.

Second, after the title code is divided into areas where input errors such as outs, hits, on base, sacrifices, and errors do not occur, sub-codes are composed in this area, but each code is assigned to use intuition in input errors. to minimize it.

Third, in the amateur baseball league, a technical idea of collectively managing all various leagues and players by team and collectively managing data is disclosed.

Effects of the present invention are not limited to those mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

1 is a conceptual diagram for explaining the mechanism between each subject surrounding the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a block diagram of main components of a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of mediating codes according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a league managing unit, a team managing unit, and a player managing unit of a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is an execution screen of a play recording unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is an execution screen of the play information unit in the baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is an execution screen of an out code unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a screen showing the execution screen of the ball conversion unit and the play log unit in the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a block diagram of a league managing unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a block diagram of a team managing unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a block diagram of a player managing unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a block diagram of a play recording unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention can have various changes and can have various embodiments, and specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the detailed description. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to a specific embodiment, it should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention.

1 is a conceptual diagram for explaining a mechanism between each subject surrounding a baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition power of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a block diagram of main components of a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 3 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a league managing unit, a team managing unit, and a player managing unit of a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 4 is an execution screen of a play recording unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 5 is an execution screen of the play information unit in the baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 6 is an execution screen of an out code unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is an execution screen of a ball score conversion unit and a play log unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 8 is a block diagram of a league managing unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 9 is a block diagram of a team managing unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 10 is a block diagram of a player managing unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention. 11 is a block diagram of a play recording unit in a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In the case of the baseball score recording system using the intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1 , a plurality of leagues, a team belonging to each of the plurality of leagues, and an affiliate belonging to these teams Introduces technical ideas to collectively record and manage the individual and team performances of players and team game schedules within the league.

In the case of the prior art, as revealed in the background art, there were many errors in the process of inputting the records input at the field. At that time, I would like to disclose a technical idea that can minimize errors through an organized and systematized technical idea, without depending on the personal capabilities of the writer.

As shown in FIG. 1 , when an actual league game is played in the stadium, a record of player selection for the starting batter, pitcher, relief pitcher, pinch hitter, etc. There is a recording terminal 10 that manages the recording terminal 10, the information input by the recording terminal 10 is obtained by the system presented in the present invention, and the processed data for the obtained information is obtained from the management terminal 20 or external Reading, duplication, or modification is possible within the permitted range of the terminal 30 and the like.

First, the recording terminal 10 , the management terminal 20 , and the external terminal 30 are not conceptualized and distinct objects or subjects on hardware, and these recording terminals 10 , the management terminal 20 , and the external terminal 30 . ) may be a typical desktop PC, laptop PC, tablet PC, smartphone, or the like.

The division into the recording terminal 10, the management terminal 20, and the external terminal 30 can be divided according to the account of the login subject who logs in through these terminals, and the corresponding account is recorded according to the access authority of these accounts. If it is for, it can be conceptualized as the recording terminal 10, and based on the input information, it is an administrator account that not only manages the accounts of various log-in users, but also grants rights such as access rights. The terminal to log in may be divided into the management terminal 20 . In addition, a terminal accessed by an account having only the right to read and only the right to access and use the already inputted information and processed data according to it can be classified as an external terminal 30 .

In general, the recording terminal 10 for logging into an account for recording may be provided in the stadium or in the studio of a broadcasting station, and a terminal for recording various events and game contents that occur during the game, team scores by innings, player scores, etc. corresponds to

In the case of the management terminal 20, it is a terminal in which an account for recording and a third party having only the right to read information, that is, an external account, as well as a general manager such as team, league, and schedule management, log in to their account. can see.

The external terminal 30 may be a terminal to which an account logged in by a person such as players or a team manager, or a fan or an official or manager of another club as a third party is connected.

In the case of a baseball score recording system using intuitive recognition of each code according to the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 , a league managing unit 100 and a team managing unit 200 . ), a player managing unit 300 and a player recording unit 400 may be included.

First, in the case of the league managing unit 100 , as shown in FIG. 3 , information on at least one or more leagues is managed. That is, the league managing unit 100 can create, modify, or delete one or more leagues, and it is also possible to modify or change the name of the league itself, or change the logo of the league itself.

In the case of the league managing unit 100, a plurality of teams are registered in league information to manage matching schedules between league teams within a plurality of teams, and to manage rankings between a plurality of teams within the same league.

In the case of the match schedule managed by the league managing unit 100, it is input before the match is actually played, and when the date of the actual match schedule comes, an alarm is raised to the manager in the form of a pop-up of the match.

In the case of the team managing unit 200, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a plurality of players are registered in each of the teams registered in at least one or more league information of the league managing unit 100, and a plurality of players are registered. It is a configuration that sorts and manages according to various criteria.

In the case of the player managing unit 300, an individual ID is assigned to each of a plurality of players, ie, players, and individual specification information and condition information are checked and recorded for each player assigned to each individual ID.

In addition, the player managing unit 300 records and manages the performance information of each of the plurality of players.

The performance information of the player managing unit 300 may generate processed data separate from the individual performance management of the player through the real-time player performance obtained by the play recording unit 400, which will be described later.

In the case of the play recording unit 400, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the title code (TC) and the sub-code (SC) are presented to the recording terminal 10, and real-time during the game through the manager terminal 10 Or, it is a configuration in which individual and team scores are obtained from video recorded after the game.

Of course, such player individual performance information and team performance information may be transmitted to the league managing unit 100 and the player managing unit 300 .

In the case of the league managing unit 100, as shown in FIG. 8, a league sorting unit 110, a team sorting unit 120, a player sorting unit 130, and It may include a schedule arranging unit 140 .

In the case of the league sorting unit 110 of the league managing unit 100 , it is a configuration for creating, modifying, changing, registering, deleting, and the like, one or more rigs.

In addition, the league managing unit 100 is configured to manage registration, deletion, or change of teams belonging to each individual league, promotion and relegation, and the like.

The league sorting unit 110 of the league managing unit 100 corresponds to a computational function performed through the management terminal 20 in which an administrator logs in with an administrator account.

In the case of the team sorting unit 120, a computational function of sorting a plurality of teams in the league according to the team rankings is performed.

The player sorting unit 130 is configured to register and manage league players in each of a plurality of teams.

A league player refers to a player who is registered in the league to participate in the league matches to which the team belongs among the players in the team. A member player, which will be described later, means not only a league player but also all players belonging to a team.

In the case of the schedule arranging unit 140, it performs a computational function of registering and managing matching schedule information between a plurality of teams allocated in league information and per league.

The matching schedule means a specific year, month, and day when a league game is played, and the matching schedule information includes information on teams playing league matches in the matching schedule, and includes information on league players participating in league matches.

As shown in FIG. 9 , the team managing unit 200 may include a player registration unit 210 and a player sorting unit 220 .

In the case of the player registration unit 210, it registers and manages affiliated players in individual teams, and performs a computational function of selecting and managing league players among affiliated players.

In the case of the player sorting unit 220 , as shown in FIG. 3 , the player is divided into a batter and a pitcher among belonging players, and controls the batter's batting order and the pitcher's starting and saving positions.

In addition to the duplicate listing of players who can pitch among batters, as well as the order of batting between players who can hit during pitching and players who can pitch, separate management of players who can catch can be performed.

The player managing unit 300 may include an ID granting unit 310 and a specification obtaining unit 330 .

In the case of the ID granting unit 310, an individual unique account is given to each of a plurality of players for registration in a team as well as a league registration, and personal information of each of the plurality of players is assigned and managed for each unique account.

A unique account can be formed in the form of a general ID or e-mail, and the personal information includes the player's individual name, school, and information on whether the player is from.

In the case of the specification acquisition unit 320 , the physical specification and defensive position information are provided to the personal information for each unique account provided by the ID granting unit 310 .

In the case of a physical specification, the height and weight of each player or league player, as well as information on blood type, right-handed player, left-handed player, etc., information on whether an under hand or side hand is included will do

The defensive position information includes information about a pitcher, left fielder, center fielder, right fielder, shortstop, 1-3 baseman, catcher, and the like.

The player managing unit 300 may further include a condition check unit 330 .

In the case of the condition check unit 330, individual condition information of each of a plurality of players is input and managed.

Condition information allows an individual player to obtain information about an individual's injury, illness, or other personal information.

In the case of the player managing unit 300 , it may further include a grade obtaining unit 340 .

The score acquisition unit 340 computerically builds the player and team scores obtained through the play recording unit 400, which will be described later.

In the case of the score acquisition unit 340, it is configured to acquire individual scores of league players during a league match performed on a matching schedule.

The play recording unit 400 may include a play information unit 410, an out code unit 420, a hit code unit 430, and an odds conversion unit 480, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 11 . have.

As shown in FIG. 4 , in the case of the play information unit 410 , it is configured to present information on a league game played according to a league schedule.

As shown in Figures 4 and 5, the play information unit 410 through the matching schedule input through the schedule arranging unit 140 as described above, league information indicating which league the corresponding league, matching schedule, The team playing the league match and the team score for each inning of the league match are presented on the recording terminal.

In the case of the out code unit 420 , as shown in FIGS. 4 and 6 , a code for recording the outs and out types of the batter of the attacking team during the corresponding inning is presented.

The out code unit 420 presents, on the display of the recording terminal 10, the out title code (TC0) and the out sub code (SC0) for the out and the type of out of the batter who entered the plate during the current league game. will do The rules for the out-title code TC0 and the out-sub-code SC0 and the mechanism between the grade log unit 493, which will be described later, will be described again. In the case of the out title code (TC0), the out title code (TC0) of a normal out (0), a byungsal (00), and a triple (000) are presented for each type of out.

Of course, these 0, 00, 000 codes are exemplary and can be arbitrarily changed, but even when arbitrarily changed, an intermediate code must exist between the title code and the sub-code.

In the case of the hit code unit 430 , on the display of the recording terminal 10 , the hit title codes TC1-TC4 of the batter of the attacking team currently in the turn at bat are presented.

In the case of the hit title code (TC1-TC4), depending on the type of hit, the single hit title code is single (TC1), the hit title code for 1, double (TC2), and the double and triple hit title code ( 3 as TC3) and 4 as the home run hit title code (TC4) in the case of a home run.

These hit title codes (TC1-TC4) are also individually provided with hit subtitle codes (SC1-SC4), and these hit title codes (TC1-TC4) and hit sub codes (SC1-SC4) are linked with each other through an intermediary code. , and this will be described in more detail later.

As shown in FIG. 7 , the air strike conversion unit 480 sets the air strike conversion mode for each inning of a team that conducts a league match on the display of the recording terminal 10 . That is, the game recorder who has logged in and connected to the recording terminal 10 can select an attacking team and switch the mode of attacking through the selection of the first and second modes shown in FIG. 7 .

The team whose mode has been switched to the attacking team arranges league players such as the player listing unit 491 according to the batting order, and can record the defensive position or the game performance by inning by this listing unit 491 do.

The play recording unit 400 may include a stolen base code unit 440 , a victim code unit 450 , an on-base code unit 460 , and a mistake code unit 470 .

The stolen base code unit 440 is configured to present the stolen base title code of the runner on the display of the recording terminal.

The stolen base code unit 440 exemplarily presents 5 as the stolen base title code (TC5), and it clearly shares an intermediate code with the stolen base sub code (SC5).

In the case of the victim code unit 450 , as shown in FIG. 6 , the victim's title code TC6 is presented on the display of the recording terminal 10 .

The victim title code TC6 indicates "6", but shares an intermediate code with the victim sub-code SC6, which will be described later.

The on-base code unit 460 is configured to present the batter's on-base title code TC7 on the display of the recording terminal 10 as shown in FIG. 6 . The on-base title code TC7 is presented as an example of "7", and it is to be described that the on-base sub-code SC7 and the intermediate code are shared, which presents individual contents of on-base, which will be described later.

In the case of the error code unit 470, as shown in Fig. 6, on the display of the recording terminal 10, the player's error title code TC8 is presented.

"8" is presented as the error title code TC8, which is correlated with the error sub-code SC8 by an intermediate code.

As shown in FIG. 6 , the system of the play recording unit 400 is, as described above, i) an out sub code unit (SC0) forming a sub-concept of the out title code (TC0) ii) a subordinate of the hit title code The hit sub-code units SC1-SC4 forming a concept are presented, wherein the out-title code TC0 and the out-sub-code unit SC0 share the first mediation code with each other. In FIG. 6 , “0,” “00,” “000” of TC0 share 01-049 of SC0 and 0, which is the first digit of 05, 06, 07, 091, 092, etc. of SC0 as an intermediate code. Of course, 0 as the first intermediate code of the out-title code TC0 and the out-sub-code SC0 is exemplary.

Likewise, the hit title codes TC1-TC4 and the hit sub codes SC1-SC4 share a second mediation code, for example, “1” as the second mediation code.

Of course, the first intermediate code (0) and the second intermediate code (1) should be assigned differently.

6 and 7 , the play recording unit 400 may further include a play log unit 490 .

In the case of the play log unit 490 , as shown in FIG. 7 , it is configured to acquire scores for each player of a team that conducts a league game and a team for each inning of the league game.

As shown in FIG. 7 on the recording terminal 10 as well, a list of league players of the attacking team is presented computationally, and defensive positions are automatically linked and presented individually in this player list, and thereafter, for each individual player An item that allows the scores for each inning to be entered electronically is presented.

In the case of the play log unit 490 , as shown in FIG. 7 , it may include a player listing unit 491 , a position log unit 492 , and a grade log unit 493 .

In the case of the player listing unit 491, league players are listed according to the batting order of batters of the attacking team according to the conversion of the innings by inning.

In the case of the position log unit 492, as described above, the player listing unit 491 lists each league player by matching the defensive position.

In addition, in the case of the score log unit 493, the score of the batter of the attacking team for each inning is acquired.

In more detail, on the recording terminal 10, the recorder enters the score of the batter who is currently in the batting line in Korean from the items presented by the grade log unit 493, or hits out whether or not instead of selecting from the items presented in Korean According to the recognition, the writer selects out title code (TC0) or hit title code (TC1-TC4), and then inputs or selects individual items of out sub code (SC0) or hit sub code (SC1-SC4), which are sub-concepts. In this way, input errors are minimized through intuition in the input stage.

Accordingly, the player's score is automatically obtained only by inputting the sub codes SC0-SC8 through the writing terminal 10, and these sub codes SC0-SC8 are out, hits, stolen bases, sacrifices, on bases, and errors. It consists of sub-codes (SC0-SC8) that put each code at the beginning identical to the media code corresponding to the beginning of the indicated title code (TC0-TC8), which intuitively minimizes input errors in the writing stage of the writer. .

In other words, it is difficult for the writer to make an input error between items such as out, hit, mistake, and stolen base. After that, it can be seen that there is little room for a large error to occur in the input process of these sub-codes. This is done through the intermediary code.

The scope of the present invention is determined by the matters described in the claims, and parentheses used in the claims are not described for selective limitation, but are used for clear components, and descriptions in parentheses are also interpreted as essential components. should be

10: recording terminal
20: management terminal
30: external terminal
100: league management department
200: team management department
300: player management unit
400: play recording unit

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a league managing unit that manages at least one or more league information, registers a plurality of teams in the league information, manages a matching schedule for the plurality of teams, and manages rankings between the plurality of teams;
a team managing unit for registering a plurality of players in a team registered in the league information of the league managing unit and sorting the plurality of players;
a player managing unit that assigns an individual ID to each of the plurality of players, checks and records individual specification information and condition information for each player assigned to each individual ID, and manages performance information of each of the plurality of players; and
Comprising a play recording unit that obtains performance information of each of the plurality of players for each team during a league match conducted in the matching schedule through presentation of a title code and a sub-code, and transmits the performance information to the player managing unit ,
The play recording unit,
a play information unit for presenting and listing league information, matching schedule, and team scores for each inning of the league match and the team performing the league match on the recording terminal;
an out code unit for presenting the out title code of the batter on the display of the recording terminal;
a hit code unit for presenting the batter's hit title code on the display of the recording terminal; and
And on the display of the recording terminal, including an airlift conversion unit for setting a conversion mode for each inning of the team conducting the league game,
The play recording unit,
i) an out sub code forming a sub concept of the out title code, and ii) a hit sub code forming a sub concept of the hit title code,
The out title code and the out sub code share a first mediation code with each other,
The hit title code and the hit sub code share a second mediation code with each other,
the first intermediate code and the second intermediate code are given differently,
The play recording unit,
It further comprises a play log unit for obtaining the score for each player of the team conducting the league game and the team by inning of the league game,
The play log unit,
a player listing unit listing the players in batting order;
a position log unit listing and placing the defensive position of the player listed by the listing unit; and
Comprising a score log unit for obtaining the score of each of the players listed by the listing unit for each inning,
The grade log part,
When at least one of the out sub code and the hit sub code is selected and input, the player's score is automatically obtained,
The sub code is
It is formed of the sub-code which puts the intermediate code at the beginning, which is shared the same as the intermediate code corresponding to the beginning of the title code,
The grade log part,
When the title code for a representative item is selected, the sub-codes, which are sub-concepts, are inputted through the intermediate code, so as to prevent an error in the input process of the sub-code.
According to claim 1, wherein the rig managing unit,
a league sorting unit that creates and manages leagues, and manages entry and exit of teams within the league;
a team sorting unit for allocating a plurality of teams to each of the at least one or more league information, and arranging the rankings of teams belonging to the league information;
a player sorting unit for registering and managing league players in each of the plurality of teams; and
and a schedule arranging unit for registering and managing matching schedule information between the plurality of teams allocated in the league information for each league.
According to claim 1, wherein the team managing unit,
a player registration unit for registering and managing players belonging to the team, and selecting and managing league players from among the players belonging to the team; and
Among the affiliated players, the baseball score recording system comprises a player sorting unit for classifying the batter and the pitcher, and managing the batting order of the batter and the starting position and the saving position of the pitcher.
According to claim 1, wherein the player managing unit,
an ID granting unit that grants individual unique accounts to each of the plurality of players, and assigns and manages personal information of each of the plurality of players for each unique account; and
A baseball score recording system, characterized in that it comprises a specification acquisition unit for acquiring physical specifications and defensive position information to each of the unique accounts given by the ID granting unit.
The method of claim 4, wherein the player managing unit,
The baseball score recording system, characterized in that it further comprises a condition check unit in which the individual condition information of each of the plurality of players is input and managed.
The method of claim 5, wherein the player managing unit,
The baseball score recording system, characterized in that it further comprises a score acquisition unit for acquiring individual scores of league players among the league matches performed in the matching schedule.
delete According to claim 1, wherein the play recording unit,
a stolen base code unit for presenting a stolen base title code of a runner on a display of the recording terminal;
a victim code unit for presenting, on a display of the recording terminal, a victim title code of the batter;
an on-base code unit for presenting a batter's on-base title code on the display of the recording terminal; and
and an error code section for presenting a player's error title code on a display of the recording terminal.
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