At the beginning of The Princess Bride, what game is being played?

At the beginning of the 1987 film The Princess Bride, the grandson is playing a baseball game. Does anyone know what game it is?

(It's possible that this is a fake game that was mocked up just for this shot, but I'm naïvely guessing that that would have been a huge pain)

The movie opens with this shot: enter image description here

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After that, his mother enters, and it cuts away from the game.

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