Anyone have a score/instruction card or know the text for a 1966 Midway Little League? Shopping one, and it's difficult to gauge correct operation without (plus it would be better than bare metal).

Absolutely agreed - what a fantastic game!

Does anybody have the capacitor list for the sound boards on a Williams Line Drive? None of the sounds work in mine (it's had a rough life, so not surprised) and thought I'd shotgun the caps first, then move to the amp.

The caps may have originally been marked, but I haven't been able to spot the markings on all of them. Hoping someone has a complete list somewhere.

This was the first game Williams made with a solid state sound board, from my understanding, and the sound boards were made by URL/Allied Leisure. Very simple sounds, but quite noticeable when there is nothing at all.

Line Drive works in this way. There's a small stepper near the magnet under the playfield. This has a switch which is NO - you would need to modify the actuator if you didn't want every pitch to curve if you force the switch closed. Depending on how it is played, the magnet fuse may also blow (kids tend to rocket pitches fairly quickly, which you can moderate by removing balls from the pitch unit, but that slows the game down).

Yeah, someone's already done a modification there.