90 ft. bases and 300 ft. fences
There is 90 feet between each base. The amount of foul territory down the lines and behind home plate varies from stadium to stadium. The length of the outfield fences also varies. Usually, the distance down the left field and right field lines is around 330 feet and to center field is at least 400 feet.
a Baseball field is 180 times 127 feet. i think.
The distance from the pitchers mound to home plate is 60'6'. The distance between all the bases is 90 feet. the home plate area is in a 26' circle. The distance between home and second base is 127' 3 3/8'. That's also the dimension from first to third base.
The baseball field in a square turned 90o to look like a diamond. The demensions are 90 feet from base to base, including home plate. The pitching plate is 60 feet, 6 inches from the front of home plate. The distances from home plate to 2nd base and from 3rd base to 1st base is 127 feet, 3 and 3/8 inches.
The outfield itself does not have official dimensions, however, the infield does. The pitcher's rubber is 60ft 6in away from home plate (directly in line with home and second base) and the bases are 90ft apart in a square. It is called a diamond, although it's not a true rhombus. It is just a square at a 45 degree tilt.
The batter's box is 4ft by 6ft.
The distance between the batter's box and home plate is 6in.
Home plate is 17in across.
The pitcher's mound is a 9ft radius.
Between corners (first to third, home to second) is 127ft, 3 3/8in.
The base coach box is 12ft away from first or third base and starts in line with the base and extends 20ft toward home plate, 10ft toward the dugout.
The border between infield and outfield is a 95ft radius with the pitcher's rubber being the center.
The batter's circle (not the on-deck circle, but the area around home plate) is a 13ft radius with home plate being the center.
The bases are 60' apart and the distance from the pitching rubber to home plate is 46'. The pitchers mound is a 12' diameter circle.
90 feet between each base. usually about 400 feet to the back wall from home plate. thats major league
90 ft. bases and 300 ft. fences
46 feet. http://www.sportsknowhow.com/Baseball/field-dimensions/little-league-baseball-field-dimensions.html
the little league baseball field is around 235-250 feet long
Chalking a baseball field is not that big a deal. You want to get as straight as you can with foul lines though. Usually a string tied to a nail from home plate to the OF fence will be a good guide for the chalk dropper. Here is a link to baseball field chalk dimensions if you wanna get really anal about it: http://www.baseball-almanac.com/stadium/baseball_field_construction.shtml
For a 7-A-Side soccer field, the minimum dimensions are 25mX45m and the maximum dimensions are 30mX50m
46 feet from home plate to the pitcher's mound. 60 feet from home to first, first to second, and so on. The outfield walls depend on the field, usually they are around 200 feet.
Generally around 200 through 230 ft
Extra Hitter. Player hits in batting order but is not in the field.
No, it's the parents job to take care it. Off Field Behavior does not result in Suspendion a child from Little League Baseball.
There are two different kinds of softball, fast pitch and slow pitch. Rather than try to explain I will point you to a wonderful link that will explain all. http://www.sportsknowhow.com/softball/dimension/softball-fast-pitch-field-dimensions.html
Little League Baseball Field measurements from the Pitcher's Rubber to Home Plate is 46 feet.
There are no set dimensions for a baseball field. The outfield varies from park to park, however, all of the professional baseball infields must have the same dimensions. This is roughly a 95 foot radius from the middle of the pitcher's mound.
Baseball rules do not specify the distance to the outfield fence, so fields vary in size. Little league fields usually measure around 200 feet to the fences, meaning the field would cover just under an acre.