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07-05-2016, 09:30 AM
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I played the most simple game with dice. No singles, doubles, triples or home runs, not even players. Simply runs scored by the number on the die. I selected two teams and made a nine inning chart. Just rolled one die and that was the runs scored that half inning. Rolled again for the score of the bottom half of the inning. Added the runs for the the nine innings for the total. That was it. So the maximum score would be 54 (6 on the die x 9 innings) and a minimum of 9. Most scores were in the twenties. Not very involved but it kept me busy when I was not doing anything with my stamp collection.
Robert 
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