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Originally Posted by whiskers_ump
I don"t throw up hands normally, [like a TD, or FG], just call foul. Not Foul Ball, cause everyone knows the object is a ball.
All the rest, I will agree with Mike on.
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I was told by our ASA District UIC here to yell "foul", not "foul ball". Rationale: players could become confused as to whether the call was a foul or a ball.
My USSSA state UIC told me to yell "foul ball". Rationale: so the players would know the ball went foul, and not to confuse the players with the words foul and out, which may sound the same from a distance.
The ASA state UIC said I could yell either one. Rationale: who the hell cares about the players, your mechanics are more important.