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Sitch:
The bases are loaded, there is one out. B5 hits a line
drive to the fence. R1 and R2 score with ease. R3 is
chunked at the plate. [2 outs]. B5 goes to 3rd, but has
missed 1B. A proper appeal is made. Since the appeal was
upheld, would any of the runs count? I think not since
the 3rd out was on BR that did not reach 1B, [missed it]
Also, would the play still be considered a force, since
base was missed and properly appealed? Got into dispute
on this and just looking for support, or if necessary the
ruling that would say I was wrong. Don't know if this is
real play or not, was asked this question. Have not tried
to locate in case book, however, I do believe that POE #38
agrees that I am correct.
Thanks,
glen
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