SkeeterSoft, Inc.

Skeetersoft, Inc. presents the 1930 baseball season card set and computer disks.

1930 – "Can’t Anybody Here Pitch?"

The story in 1930 was not of winners or losers, but the game itself. American League hitters averaged .288, while the National League batted an eye-popping .303. There actually were a couple of pitchers, Lefty Grove of the Athletics, and Dazzy Vance of the Dodgers, who managed an ERA of about half their league ERA's. Outside that, it was pretty much of a slugfest.

The Cardinals and Athletics latched up in the World Series ... apparently all worn out, as the Athletics won in a very quiet 6 games. The batting average for the Series was a paltry .299.

Card Set: Order Card Set $32.95

493 player cards--every 1930 Major Leaguer. All symbols necessary for both board game versions are printed directly on the cards. A roster sheet is included listing the most frequently used 25 players for each team and representative lineups.

Skeetersoft, Inc.’s card sets are available exclusively from Skeetersoft, Inc. Skeetersoft, Inc. cards are calculated using a methodology developed by Bill Staffa, a 30-year veteran of APBA card making and author of numerous APBA Journal articles on making APBA baseball cards. Skeetersoft, Inc. cards are highly regarded by APBA players everywhere for their accuracy and playability. The cards are laser-printed on card stock, nine per page, and perforated for easy separation and use.

"APBA" and "Master Game" are registered trademarks of APBA International. Skeetersoft, Inc. is not affiliated with, nor endorsed by, APBA International. All baseball cards published by Skeetersoft, Inc. are published using proprietary formulae developed by and used solely by Skeetersoft, Inc.

Computer Disks: Order Windows Disk $21.95 Order DOS Disk $19.95

1930 for BBW.  All 493 players on a BBW disk especially designed for use with the BBW game. Skeetersoft, Inc.’s proven player rating process will provide a more reliable and realistic replay with the BBW game.

1930 for DOS. Skeetersoft, Inc.’s 1930 season is set up for the DOS game published by Random House and Miller Associates. (May also be used with the BBW game.)