Diceball

This rare 1937 game from obscure publisher Ray-Fair Company uses two special dice to generate its results. Both are six-sided, but are marked with specific results, each with a line and number underneath. The rules say the dice are designed to "give results almost IDENTICAL with the averages of corresponding plays in REAL BASEBALL." The game's dice, rules and red and blue wooden player tokens came in a small box with a separate 19" square board.