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Old Fri Feb 04, 2005, 07:05pm
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Originally posted by Gee
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"Not true. Professional minor leagues, those served by PBUC, do indeed use OBR. The PBUC manual does not substitute for the rulebook, rather it serves to provide some guidance and interpretations for the rule book."
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Well I guess PBUC forgot OBR 7.10(d) extended when they allowed an appeal on the runner returning to the base after never leaving the immediate area of that base.

It is written pretty clearly for all to see and it isn't realy too difficult to understand for those that can read, "AN APPEAL IS NOT ALLOWED". Me thinks your reading the same book as Fitzy but it aint the OBR. G.
Again, for the reading impaired, the PBUC manual provides guidance and interpretations of the OBR. It is not a rule book. Gee's example above would, to most people prove just that. It is providing an interpretation.

If, as Gee is presenting, the PBUC was a rulebook, the minor leagues would have damn few rules by which to play and no discussion of definitions and many other rules.

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