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Originally Posted by Uncle George
You don't have to scream it at the top of your lungs...you don't have to get down on one knee and let the whole complex know it. In most cases, you've got a coach at first base and the only ones who need to know that the batter-runner is out is the the batter-runner and the coach! Kiss it! (Keep it short and simple)!
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Dude, are you just making this up as you go along?
Seriously, I have never heard anyone at any level suggest what you are saying.
Also to say no one needs to hear you, that is a bunch of crap. During timing plays you need to "yell" so that your partner is aware of when the last out has taken place so we can determine if a run counts or not.
BTW, umpires/officials are always noticed even when you think we are not. We get noticed the minute we enter the field. Do not think for a second no one sees who is working a game and make judgments about you before that game.
Peace