If anyone may have or had a League Leader, I have one question. All is going fine
except when hitting a "Super" Home Run, after scoring, the Super Home Run Relay
remains energized which than allows no more balls to be able to be pitched down the ramp.
Everything is pretty logical, but I don't see what de-energizes the S.H.R. coil, and for
sure it's not suppose to remain energized. Any help would be appreciative..
Also, I had the two Hit decals made along with a couple other decals for the machine if
anyone could use them. LMK on any ideas.. (T)

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What I did for the hit target panels was cut 1/16" (also known as .060) lexan, then my Graphic designer who
did the art work placed it on the backside of the lexan. If you get the lexan (from whoever sells sheets of glass),
I can send you the hit decals, then you can place them on the backside of the lexan. Plexi might work, but lexan
is much stronger. The first thing you'll want to do before applying the decals is drill the 1" hole for the Super Home
Run. Whatever I totally have into it, is what you'll have into it. I can get a price if you'd like..
My machine came with screen to protect the bulbs behind the bat. It wasn't very appealing, so I used the 1/16"
lexan for that also. Lexan will bend in a tight curve without breakage. I use 1/16" lexan for many purposes..
On the bell. League Leader came with no bell. From an era that was full of bells, I was surprised, so having United
Ball Bowler parts which is also 50V, I added a bell to the Score Relay coil so whenever a run scores, the bell rings.
It does make a nice added difference for game play..
Btw, do you have schematics? I can't find how the "Super Home Run" Relay de-energizes once energized..
For quicker response, you're welcome to email me direct.. [email protected]