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OBR-based LL actually codified, in 2.00 INNING, that an inning starts when the third out of the previous is recorded.
OBR-based PONY rules are full of "No inning may start . . " rules with no definition of start.
The closest you can get in OBR is:
"5.07 When three offensive players are legally put out, that team takes the field and the opposing team becomes the offensive team."
Then infer from that that if the teams are changing sides, the inning must be over, and if it's over, the next one must have started.
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Rich Ives
Different does not equate to wrong
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