Across
- 3. A catch.
- 4. A fly ball in the infield
- 6. A left handed pitcher
- 10. A ball hit along the ground
- 11. When a hitter or runner is removed from the field of play by the fielding side.
- 13. (1934-present) 20 years old when he broke into the big leagues in 1954, with the Milwaukee Braves; famous African American baseball player
- 15. A temporary break in play, indicated when an umpire calls "dead ball".
- 16. (1969-present) broke into the big leagues on April 3, 1989, with the Seattle Mariner; famous African American baseball player
- 19. A fielder who occupies the outfield.
- 21. The order in which the hitter's take their turn to come up and bat.
- 24. A baseball field
- 26. A ball hit by the batter that falls outside of the foul lines between first and third base.
- 27. A defensive player who fields in and around the infield.
- 29. An attempt to hit the ball by simply dropping it close to the hitter, usually as a surprise tactic.
- 30. A base hit which allows the hitter to reach second base.
Down
- 1. The fielders positioned near to first, second and third base.
- 2. A player in his first full season in the major leagues
- 5. A hard thrown pitch (sometimes as quick as 100 mph)
- 7. The area in which the players, manager and coaches sit when they aren't on the field of play or in the bullpen.
- 8. The base located at home, over which a strike must be thrown and a runner must touch to score a run
- 9. A pitch which the umpire rules is within the strike zone, or swung at and missed by the hitter
- 12. (1919-1972) United States baseball player; first Black to play in the major leagues, played for the Brooklyn Dodgers
- 14. A curveball that moves into the hitter
- 17. A ball hit into the air. If a fielder catches the ball, it's known as a "fly out"
- 18. A hit over the outside wall, or which allows a runner to reach home base.
- 20. (1895-1948) United States professional baseball player famous for hitting home runs
- 22. up A runner waiting on a base ready to run once a fly ball catch is completed
- 23. A home run hit with the bases loaded (scoring four runs).
- 25. The throw made by a pitcher to the hitter
- 28. A batted ball which travels low and fast in the air