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In Majors, batter can run to base if 1) 1st base is unoccupied, or 2) 1st base is occupied and there are 2 outs |\n| \\# | Runner advanced by batter | Record jersey number of batter on base path for the baserunner in the scorebook |\n| SB | Stolen base | Legitimate stolen base (not WP or PB or error) |\n| WP | Wild pitch | Pitcher’s fault – catcher would have difficulties catching the ball, so a runner successfully gets to next base during another’s at bat |\n| PB | Passed ball | Catcher’s fualt – pitch was thrown so catcher should have caught the ball, but missed, so a runner successfully gets to next base during another’s at bat |\n| BK | Balk | Pitcher makes illegal motion after coming to a set with a runner on base |\n\nWays to Get Out  \nStandard scoring when multiple players make an out working together:  \nPlace the position numbers of those who helped make the out in the sequence that the out was made (i.e. , 9-6-3 = right fielder throws to shortstop who throws to 1st base player who gets the out) .  \n\n| Abbrev | Meaning | Example |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| K | Strikeout swinging | Strike three was a swing and a miss |\n| | Strikeout looking | Strike three was a called strike by the umpire |\n| L \\# | Line drive | L6 = line drive out catch made by shortstop |\n| F \\# | Fly | F8 = fly out catch made by center field |\n| \\# U | Unassisted | 3U = first base was the only player who touched the ball and made the out at first |\n| \\#’s DP | Double play | 6-4-3 DP = short to 2nd to 1st |\n| \\#’s TP | Triple play | 5-4-3 TP = 3rd to 2nd to 1st |\n| CS | Caught stealing | Base runner tagged out while stealing |\n| SAC | Sacrifice | Additional notation if out led to advancing a baserunner |\n\nChecklist on What to Complete in Scorebook  \n√ Lineup – Get the lineup for both teams before game starts, and put in book with player names and uniform numbers (typically, put visitor team on left page and home team on right page, check appropriate box) .  \n√ Team names – V is visitor / H is home.  \n√ Pitcher  \no Write name/number in Pitchers box at bottom, as well as at the top of column for each inning pitched.  \no If replaced during an inning, indicate where the pitching change occurred and how many pitches the replaced pitcher threw. Then, start a new pitch count.  \no When pitcher is finished pitching, complete the Pitchers box with NP (number of pitches) and IP (innings pitched – may have an increment of 1/3, 2/3 or 1)  \n» NOTE: Keeping track of the number of pitches is one of the most important things you do. Have with you the rules for your particular league and the specific time of year (rules are available on [the hmbbaseball.org](the hmbbaseball.org) w","cbCailwGGpx5Dzh9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailwGGpx5Dzh9","pdf",261689,"English","# Positions and Numbers\n## Ways to Get on Base and Advance Baserunners\n## Ways to Get Out\n## Checklist on What to Complete in Scorebook","[{\"question\":\"What are the standard position numbers used in the scorebook?\",\"answer\":\"The sheet assigns 1 to Pitcher, 2 to Catcher, 3 to First base, 4 to Second base, 5 to Third base, 6 to Shortstop, 7 to Left field, 8 to Center field, and 9 to Right field.\"},{\"question\":\"How are common ways to reach base recorded using abbreviations?\",\"answer\":\"It lists abbreviations such as 1B/2B/3B for hits, HR for home runs, BB and IBB for walks, HP/HBP for hit by pitch, E # for errors, and SB/WP/PB/BK for stealing, wild pitch, passed ball, and balk.\"},{\"question\":\"How should outs be notated when multiple fielders work together?\",\"answer\":\"The sheet instructs standard scoring by writing the involved position numbers in the sequence of the out (for example, 9-6-3 for right fielder to shortstop to first base player).\"}]","SCOREKEEPER’S CHEAT SHEET - List of Positions and Numbers | PDF",1791924835]