Help "reading" the cards for new mystery game managers

Vic Wertz homered vs "my" Tom Seaver hitting the 5 column. Nowhere in Seavers 5 cards does he allow a dinger against a lefty in the five column. Any help would be appreciated....This is my first foray into 60's and would like to be able to count on this method of finding out which card we are using. Unless this can be explained however, I won't be able to!

onlinegames.strat-o-matic.com/game/348423/30 Look here please....

The 5 represents pitch count I believe. It does not represent dice roll column.

Scumby is correct. "5" is pitch count. The mystery card game does not give you the dice roll nor the column. That would make it far too easy to determine which season you have.

Scumby is correct. "5" is pitch count. The mystery card game does not give you the dice roll nor the column. That would make it far too easy to determine which season you have.

Thanks, I will keep an eye on it. Still not sure though..

Scumby is correct. "5" is pitch count. The mystery card game does not give you the dice roll nor the column. That would make it far too easy to determine which season you have.

Thanks, I will keep an eye on it. Still not sure though..

Thats funny! I showed you guys something. Go to "watch this game" then hit "play by play" you will see a roll of 1,2,3,4,5,or 6. Thats how you can tell.

Vic Wertz homered vs "my" Tom Seaver hitting the 5 column. Nowhere in Seavers 5 cards does he allow a dinger against a lefty in the five column. Any help would be appreciated....This is my first foray into 60's and would like to be able to count on this method of finding out which card we are using. Unless this can be explained however, I won't be able to!

onlinegames.strat-o-matic.com/game/348423/30 Look here please....

The 5 represents pitch count I believe. It does not represent dice roll column.

Wrong! See below!

Look closely. The column in the "play-by-play" tab you are referring to frequently has the number "7" in it. Look at some other games. It's the pitch count. (Though it does appear that no one in HAL's world can take the count past 7.)

Look closely. The column in the "play-by-play" tab you are referring to frequently has the number "7" in it. Look at some other games. It's the pitch count. (Though it does appear that no one in HAL's world can take the count past 7.)

After all the looking I thionk that is the column number. Any way we can be sure?

Look closely. The column in the "play-by-play" tab you are referring to frequently has the number "7" in it. Look at some other games. It's the pitch count. (Though it does appear that no one in HAL's world can take the count past 7.)

After all the looking I thionk that is the column number. Any way we can be sure?

Yes. You are correct. that has to be the column number. The answer to the original question remains a mystery.

After all the looking I thionk that is the column number. Any way we can be sure?

If it is the column number then what does the 7 mean? I am currently doing my first mystery league and I thought it was the column number at first but couldn't come up with a reasonable explanation for seeing a 7 there.

Scumby is correct. "5" is pitch count. The mystery card game does not give you the dice roll nor the column. That would make it far too easy to determine which season you have.

Thanks, I will keep an eye on it. Still not sure though..

Thats funny! I showed you guys something. Go to "watch this game" then hit "play by play" you will see a roll of 1,2,3,4,5,or 6. Thats how you can tell.

The number you are referring to as the "column number" is the pitch count for that at bat. If you add all those numbers up for each pitcher it will equal that pitcher's PC number for the game. IF it was the column number it would take a lot of the "mystery" out of the Mystery game!