Players take turns batting and pitching on the game's plastic stadium. The pitchers sends a marble-sized wooden ball down a chute, by rolling, snapping, or spinning the ball, and the batter attempts to hit the ball by spinning a dial that swings the bat. If hit, the ball is sent flying across and out of the stadium. If the pitcher catches the ball, it's an out; if not, the batter gets a single, double, triple, or home run, depending on where the ball left the stadium.

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