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Originally Posted by jmkupka
USA always had it pretty well spelled out (covering all the bases, as it were)...
turns right- committed to 1B
turns left & heads directly to 1B- committed to 1B.
turns left & heads directly to 2B- committed to 2B.
turns left & heads any direction except directly to 2B- committed to 1B.
(that's the one I think I see most often...)
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And even there, the second and fourth clause are redundant. I teach it as
turns right- committed to 1B
turns left
- heads directly to 2B- committed to 2B.
- heads any direction except to 2B- committed to 1B.
I also clarify the difference between overrunning and rounding.