Thank you Warren!
Ya done brought it all together for me and ya dont know what ya did.
Its not 7.10. You said ending play. Its rule 4.09(b).
I know this may be putting it to simply, but a game ending play also ends the inning. Therefore it would stand to reason that on a hit that ends xxxxx. The runner has got to touch first or you disallow the run but ya dont have to have an appeal.
A friend of mine read me the JEA (over the phone) and it jives. Those of you that have the JEA check it out. Its all there but you just have to think of ending the inning not the game. The OBR (as I ounce heard) is a finite set of rules for a game with infinite possibilities. They cant write a rule for each situation.
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