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Gameplay

''Street Sports Baseball'' is a game in which the 16 available players of the 52nd Street gang play baseball on an improvised field.

Reception

Rick Teverbaugh reviewed the game for ''

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'', and stated that "Street Sports Baseball is more reminiscent than whimsical, but it is no less fun. Remember the sandlot games where home plate was a garbage can lid and old tree stumps were just part of the hazards of outfield duty? Well, all that and more comes alive in this excellent program."

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