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Ball correct answers a legally pitched ball that does not enter the strike zone (four balls equals a walk). Bases correct answers - the bases are numbered counter-clockwise as first base, second base, and third base. Home plate is the corner of the diamond where you bat and where you must cross to score runs. Bases Loaded correct answers when there are runners on 1st, 2nd & 3rd base. Batter's Box correct answers box marked with chalk near home plate that a batter must stay in while batting. Bunt correct answers a lightly tapped ball used at strategic times during a game. Double Play correct answers a play in which the defense records two outs. Error correct answers when a defensive player misplays the ball or makes a bad throw Fair territory correct answers fair territory is that part of the playing field within and including the first and third base foul lines from home plate to the extreme playing field fence and perpendicularly upward. Fly Ball correct answers a ball hit up in the air to the outfield. Force Out correct answers - when the runner has to advance to the next base to make room for the following base runner. If the defense fields the ball, they can just tag the base with their foot to get the runner out. Foul Lines correct answers two lines (first and third base line) that distinguish fair territory from foul territory. Foul Poles correct answers poles stationed at the end of each foul line to distinguish fair territory from foul territory. Grand Slam correct answers a name for a home run hit when the bases are loaded. Ground Ball correct answers a ball that is hit on the ground. Hit for the Cycle correct answers a batter hits a single, double, triple, and home run in the same game. Hit correct answers a batted ball that allows a batter to safely reach base. Home Run correct answers a fair ball hit over the outfield fence between the two foul poles; A home run can also be