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Two answers: 1. The other team doesn't show up, so your team wins by forfeit or 2. you are not a player, but the owner/coach/manager so it's still your team. Somebody crosssed home plate, just not you.
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How do you score the game baseball?
When you touch the plate. That is a called a run.
How do you get to the island on animal crossing without a Game Boy?
You can't. It's as simple as that.
In the game of baseball the batter stands next to which base?
Home Plate
What is the aim of cricket?
The aim of baseball is to score as many points (called runs) by crossing home plate while not letting your oppenent do the same. If you want baseball rules, search under MLB rules.
What is the start button for in animal crossing wild world?
When you press it, you can save your game without going to your house.
What is the distance from home plate to first base in a college baseball game?
90 ft.
In the game Chicken Crossing what color is that elusive worm?
In the game Chicken Crossing what color is that elusive worm?
Who calls the balls and stikes in baseball?
The home plate umpire with occasional help from the third base umpire calls balls and strikes in the game of baseball.
How can I get the game ID for animal crossing wild world 1.1 without calling the company that made it?
Here's the ID no : ADME-6C56B746
How do you find out which model your Animal Crossing game is?
There are three different games of animal crossing: Animal Crossing for Gamecube, Animal Crossing: Wild World for Ds and Animal Crossing: Lets Go To The City for Wii (City Folk). There will also soon be an Animal Crossing 3DS game out soon... But anyway- you can tell which game you have by what you play it on.
Is Animal Crossing cel-shaded?
Yes, Animal Crossing is cel-shaded. The original Animal Crossing Gamecube game is a cel-shaded game, and is in the form of 'Toon Shading'.
Is it possible to create more town on one Animal Crossing DS game card without deleting your first one?
Not without rebuilding your first onei rule! Sorry, not of what i know
