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Assuming that it's physically possible, which I'm having trouble believing, ASA says fair ball that "leaves the playing field in fair territory without touching the ground or going through the fence" 8-6-H. Didn't do either, however, in definitions, we find that a ball caught after touching the fence is a "trapped ball" so there we find that the face of the fence is treated the same as the ground so I'd rule double.
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