Hollywood is a trick play that the offense runs when there are runners on first and third. The runner on first pretends to start running, but "trips and falls". They are trying to entice the defense to try to get them out. As soon as the defensive falls for it, the runner at third is supposed to break home. If there are two outs the runner must score before the player is tagged out for the run to count. If there is less than two out all the runner has to do is reach home safely for the run to count.
No, the term 'softball game' is not capitalized.
According to bellaonline.com: "The term "softball" didn't come about until 1926."
There is no such thing as an ace in softball; you might be thinking of volleyball or tennis.
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In volleyball, volleyball is a soft ball. Same thing with softball. That's why people confuse softball with volleyball. Also, the guy who is answering your question sees girls playing volleyball when I hear the term "softball."
Baseball and bowling.
In softball, "IP" stands for innings pitched. It is a statistic that measures the number of innings a pitcher has played in a game or season. One inning is equal to three outs. IP is calculated by counting the total number of innings a pitcher has played.
A home run?
I think that the term "boolywood" should be spelt "bollywood". Nevertheless, I understand the meaning of the question. The term refers to the highly successful movie industry in India. The term "bollywood" actually refers to Bali which is said the be very similar to Hollywood, so it is a play on words in a way.
split bases, is basically a fielding term, for when there are runners on first and third bases.
The word 'softball' is a common, compound, singular noun. The word 'game' is a common, singular noun.The term 'softball game' can be considered a noun phrase(any word or group of words based on a noun or pronoun, without a verb) or an open spaced compound noun (the noun softball and the noun game joined to form a word with a meaning of its own).
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