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05-29-2008, 12:04 PM
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Rare Game Found- Zimmer's from attic
Posted By: Anthony S.
Zimmer was a righty. I assume the game manufacturers figured most of the kids who would be using it were right-handed. If the batting mechanism represents a lefty, the kid using it (ie, sitting behind how plate) would press down on the button with his right hand to spring it. 
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