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Old Mon Mar 15, 2004, 02:38pm
Roger Greene Roger Greene is offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by LDUB
Quote:
Originally posted by Roger Greene
The improper batter is removed from the base. His bat did not "occur". The only notation in the scorebook is that the proper batter is out for failing to bat in his turn, and the next bater is the batter whose name follows the batter who was called out for failing to bat.
So if B6 bats for B5, and B6 gets a hit. If it is appealed, B5 is out at B6 would be up to bat again? I think that is correct but I'm not sure.
YES.

Roger
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