Baseball Scoreboards
DN-1050
3 ft. x 6 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-01Our smallest permanently installed baseball scoreboard
Guest Score:15 in.
Home Score:15 in.
Inning:15 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
High School Scoreboards
LED Scoreboards
DN-1030
4 ft. x 8 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-02The perfect baseball or softball scoreboard for youth leagues
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Youth League Scoreboards
Electronic Scoreboards
DN-1136
6 ft. x 8 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-03Adds a two-digit Clock to our DN-1030
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Clock:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Baseball Clocks
LED Clocks
DN-1135
6 ft. x 8 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-04The three-digit Clock shows Hours and Minutes
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Clock:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Softball Clocks
LED Timers
DN-1130
6 ft. x 8 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-05Keep track of Guest and Home Pitches with this scoreboard
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Guest Pitches:11 in.
Home Pitches:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Little League Scoreboards
LED Scoreboards
DN-1132
6 ft. x 8 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-06For timed softball or baseball games less than 90 minutes
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Guest Pitches:11 in.
Home Pitches:11 in.
Clock:11 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Baseball Timers
Sports Timers
DN-1131
6 ft. x 8 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-07Count your pitches and time multi-hour events
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Guest Pitches:11 in.
Home Pitches:11 in.
Clock:11 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Softball Timers
LED Displays
DN-1060
5 ft. x 10 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-08A good basic scoreboard for baseball
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Recreation Park Scoreboards
Stadium Displays
DN-1168
7 ft. x 10 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-09Adds a four-digit Clock to our DN-1060
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Clock:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Youth League Scoreboards
Sports Clocks
DN-1160
7 ft. x 10 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-10A baseball scoreboard that allows you to count pitches
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Guest Pitches:11 in.
Home Pitches:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
High School Scoreboards
Athletic Equipment
DN-1164
7 ft. x 10 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-14A full four-digit Clock and Pitch Count complete this baseball scoreboard
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Guest Pitches:11 in.
Home Pitches:11 in.
Clock:11 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Little League Scoreboards
Baseball Timing
DN-1240
5 ft. x 10 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-16Compact scoreboard with digits to count Ball, Strike, and Out
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Out:11 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Quality Scoreboards
LED Scoreboards
DN-1241
5 ft. x 12 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-17For games and events that run longer than 90 minutes
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Clock:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Softball Clocks
Softball Timing
DN-1244
5 ft. x 12 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-18Full digits for Ball, Stike, and Out Counts plus a four-digit Clock
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Clock:11 in.
Inning:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Baseball Clocks
Recreation Timing
DN-1370
6 ft. x 14 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-19Includes Innings to 19 and Batter Number
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Batter:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Minor League Scoreboards
Electronic Scoreboards
DN-1371
6 ft. x 14 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-31The three-digit Clock can show times up to nine hours
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Clock:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Softball Timers
Stadium Equipment
DN-1372
6 ft. x 14 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-32Includes a two-digit Clock and Innings to 19
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Clock:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Baseball Timers
Game Timers
DN-1373
6 ft. x 14 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-33A single Pitch Count display for the team not at bat
Guest Score:18 in.
Home Score:18 in.
Inning:18 in.
Pitch Count:18 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
High School Scoreboards
Electronic Counters
DN-1700
5 ft. x 14 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-34Inning-by-Inning Runs for seven Innings
Guest Runs-By-Inning:11 in.
Home Runs-By-Inning:11 in.
Guest Total Runs:11 in.
Home Total Runs:11 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
Minor League Scoreboards
LED Scoreboards
DN-1710
5 ft. x 16 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-35Inning-by-Inning Runs for nine Innings
Guest Runs-By-Inning:11 in.
Home Runs-By-Inning:11 in.
Guest Total Runs:11 in.
Home Total Runs:11 in.
Batter Number:15 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
High School Scoreboards
Electronic Scoreboards
DN-1740
6 ft. x 20 ft.
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Baseball scoreboards GM-BS-36A complete Inning-by-Inning baseball scoreboard
Guest Runs-By-Inning:11 in.
Home Runs-By-Inning:11 in.
Guest Total Runs:11 in.
Home Total Runs:11 in.
Baseball Scoreboards
Softball Scoreboards
College Scoreboards
Professional Scoreboards
Baseball

History of Baseball

The late Ernie Harwell wrote a famous essay in 1955 entiled "The Game for All America," in which he expounded the virtues of the great game of baseball in a wonderfully written prose. Here are some of the classic quotes from it:

"Baseball? It's just a game -- as simple as a ball and a bat. Yet, as complex as the American spirit it symbolizes. It's a sport, business -- and sometimes even religion."

"Baseball is a highly-paid Brooklyn catcher telling the nation's business leaders: "You have to be a man to be a big leaguer, but you have to have a lot of little boy in you, too."

"This is a game for all America, this baseball. A game for boys and for men."

Ernie really captured the spirit of the great game in the U.S. Whilst not being America's most watched game (the NBA and NFL get more viewers), it is America's oldest game, and the game that is considered by many to be the most "traditionally" American.

But are the roots of baseball even American? Straight away we enter into the realms of conjecture. There are several historical sources competing to be cast as the real root of the game of baseball. Did the 14th century Russian game 'lapta' evolve into baseball? Did the game come from the British game of rounders? Did the army officer Abner Doubleday invent it during the American Civil War?

Perhaps we will never know exactly what the roots of baseball are, but we do know that the rules of the modern-day recognizable game of baseball were drawn up by an American, Alexander Cartwright, in 1845. The first game to be officially recorded was in New York, way back in 1846. Because of this, many baseball fans call Cartwright the offical inventor of baseball. In this sense, baseball as we know it truly is an American game. From its humble beginnings in the mid-1800's, the popularity of the game soared over the next few decades. The first proffesional league was created in 1871, and from them on the game only went from strength to strength. In the mid 1900's the game spread across the globe, and is now popular in countries as far apart as Cuba and Japan.

Its spiritual home will always be in the US though, and it is a game that will never die. As Ernie so eloquently put it:

"Baseball is continuity. Pitch to pitch. Inning to inning. Game to game. Series to series. Season to season."

May the next season be a great one for you team!