Google Doodle celebrates July Fourth by letting you play baseball with your favorite foods (2024)

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Google Doodle celebrates July Fourth by letting you play baseball with your favorite foods? ›

Google's latest Google Doodle is an interactive baseball game celebrating Independence Day. The game features classic cook out foods going to bat against a team of peanuts. Players include a hot dog, popcorn, ice cream and watermelon. All the characters have their own names, like "H-Dog," "Power Pop," and "Big Red."

The newest Google Doodle lets you play baseball, that classic American pastime, with a bunch of "characters" based on our nation's favorite foods. They include a hot dog ("H-Dog"), popcorn ("Power Pop"), and a corn on the cob ("Cobbra"). You can play on desktop or on mobile.

Doodle games for sports fans

Just click on the bat to swing it when you see the ball coming towards you and want to hit it to score.

Doodle Google Baseball, a delightful game embedded within the iconic search engine's homepage, offers a fun and nostalgic way to spend a few moments immersed in the world of baseball.

Queries for terms such as "fireworks," "fireworks near me," or "Fourth of July" will set off a flurry of brightly colored fireworks on the search results page. Searches for related Spanish terms, such as "cuatro de julio" or "fuegos artificiales" offer the same mini-show.

A game is played by two teams of nine players. Each team takes turns playing defense in the field and offense via batting. The pitcher throws the ball to the batter. Defensive players field the ball when it's hit and try to get the runner out.

Each base tag is worth ONE POINT. Batter continues tagging bases until the marshmallow is thrown back to the catcher. Once catcher has mallow, that batter's turn is over. When Team A bats, Team A people in crowd must sit on their hands and not interfere with Team B fielding.

While there are reports that the New York Knickerbockers played games in 1845, the contest long recognized as the first officially recorded baseball game in U.S. history took place on June 19, 1846, in Hoboken, New Jersey: the "New York Nine" defeated the Knickerbockers, 23–1, in four innings.

MLB is the second-wealthiest professional sports league by revenue in the world after the National Football League (NFL). Baseball games are broadcast on television, radio, and the internet throughout North America and in several other countries.

Google typically abstains from referencing or celebrating religious holidays specifically in Doodles, or in cases when they do, religious themes and iconography are avoided.

When was the baseball Google Doodle? ›

Google Doodle Baseball Game Fourth Of July 2019.

“Today's interactive #GoogleDoodle celebrates one of the world's most popular dishes - pizza! 🍕On this day in 2007, the culinary art of Neapolitan “Pizzaiuolo" was inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity," says Google.