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Originally Posted by PeteBooth
Here is the Case Play again
There is no second appeal.
The Case play is practically the same as this OP
R1 Hit and run line drive to F6 who throws to first.
Let's stop: Everyone knows F6 is throwing to F3 to double up R1 just like the OP
However, F6 throws the ball into DBT.
We have 2 errors on the play.
The defense threw the ball into DBT so they are penalized
The runner did not tag up properly. Upon receiving the award R1 MUST correct his base running mistake or he could be called out on appeal as the case play indicates.
Now after the PU puts the ball back into play, if F1 for some uknown reason should throw over F3's head and into DBT while appealing then you would not allow another appeal.
FWIW in FED the point is moot.
Pete Booth
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There is, indeed, a "second appeal." The first one occurred during continuous action. Regardless of whether the ball was thrown out of play, under OBR, a separate and distinct appeal is permitted. How is this different from the OP's scenario of F9 throwing to F3 to nail R1 who had left early?