US20050258601A1
2005-11-24
10/849,123
2004-05-20
A two deck card game with baseball type scenarios, including nine non playable cards, each having a different scenario in each deck, as the game progresses none playable cards maybe thrown randomly as do the actual game cards, strike, ball, hit and so on. Non playable cards focuses each players Imagination, on the subject on the card, it may say, Someone you no passes, players use their imagination, on who they may have scene pass, Game can be played buy a number of people or in solitude. The game may end by the number of innings decided on before play our abruptly if the ball is lost in the weeds or if a thunder lighting card is thrown. Included are two decks of cards, cards to keep track of balls, outs, strikes, and base runners, players imagine their backyard our neighborhood field, Near weeds on a cloudy may storm day.
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Board games; Raffle games; Types of board games; Board games simulating indoor or outdoor sporting games, e.g. bowling, basketball, boxing, croquet, athletics, jeu de boules, darts, snooker, rodeo; Baseball or cricket board games Baseball
“Lost ball the weeds” is a two-deck card game, which can be played by a number of people or in solitude. Nine scenario cards are included in each of the HIT and THROW decks. 56 cards make up each deck. Also included are cards to keep track of balls, strikes and outs. Base runner cards are used to keep track of runners on the field.
OBJECTTo have the most points by the end of a set number of innings decided before the game starts. The game may end abruptly if the ball is lost in the weeds, or if it is thundering and lighting out, game over. When a game over card is flipped, the one with the most points wins. The game may also become delayed if there is a sudden downpour ‘take a break’ players take five. The game continues if a ‘found ball’ card is thrown before the ball is lost in the weeds.
GAME LAYOUTPosition the ball, strike, and out cards on a flat surface between each player in sequence. Place base runner cards in front of the hit-card holder we'll call this home plate, and then envision a diamond shaped field.
GAME PLAYDecide who will throw and who will hit. The player with the throw cards initiates the start of the game by flipping a card; follow the direction on the card. When the thrower flips a card that reads ‘hit’ the player with the hit cards then flips a card, and again follows the direction. When the player using the deck of hit cards flips a safe play he or she would advance the base runners on you imaginary field. For every base runner that makes it home one point is scored. Use the numbered ball, strike and out cards provided to keep track of balls, strikes and outs. During the flipping of both throw and hit cards a scenario card may come up. Use your imagination to elaborate on the scenario, for example: a fire truck passes, imagine you hear sirens and see flashing lights.
DISCLOSURE“Lost Ball in the Weeds” is not intended to represent any team or organization! There are no team numbers, team color or mascots mentioned in the game.
Hit Deck {56 Cards}14 out cards
10 safe cards
4 Double play cards
2 Home run cards
1 card, Found old ball. Keep.
1 card, Sudden down pure,Take break.
1 card, Lighting Thunder seek shelter, Game over.
1 card, Lost ball in the weeds, Game over.
10 cards, may say,
12 foul cards
13 ball cards {May say}
16 hit cards
2 wild throw
1 wild throw
9 strike cards
6 swing strike cards
8 Scenario cards may say.
1 steal card
1. A game that is unlike any other game.
2. A card game utilizing a baseball type of play that comprises of two decks, which consist of a deck of “HIT” cards and deck of “THROW” cards. Both decks contain different sets of non playable incident cards.