Sports

The Sports pinball machine, manufactured by Chicago Coin Machine Manufacturing Company in July 1939, is an electro-mechanical (EM), flipperless novelty-play machine with a confirmed production run of 131 units.

Notable features of the Sports include 18 passive bumpers, which were a common design element in early pinball machines, providing a tactile experience for players. Additionally, the machine has a free ball hole, allowing players to earn an additional ball during play.

The Sports' theme is straightforward, focusing on various sports activities as depicted in its artwork. While details about its designer are not available, the machine's art and design reflect the era's aesthetic. Given its age, it's an intriguing piece for collectors and historians of pinball.