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The principle that "malicious contact supercedes obstruction" applies when the malicious contact and obstruction involve the same player.
For instance, if F2 obstructs R3 on a play at the plate, and then R3 maliciously contacts F2, we do not award R3 home on the obstruction.
The principle does not apply to the OP, since the OBS occurred prior to and independently of the malicious contact.
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