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Originally Posted by mrm21711
When you say this is an "NFHS" difference, please explain:
From the Jaksa/Roder manual (page 96):
Example 8: R2, 2 strikes on batter. Batter swings at pitch in the dirt, ball is blocked into the air by the catcher. Batter's backswing contacts ball and knocks it several feet away. Ruling: Batter is out, runner returns to second.
This is a clear OBR reference, so how is there a "FED difference?"
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In the JR play, the pitch was strike three. The BR isn't allowed to advance on the weak interference. So, BR is out, even though it was an uncaught third strike.
I agree with the others that (a) the ruling has been in FED "forever", and (b) it's different from OBR.