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A couple criteria have to be met for the runner to be out.
1.) Did the runner intentionally contact the batted ball? If so, the runner is out. If not, go to the next criteria.
2.) Did the fair batted ball touch the runner before is passed an infielder other than the pitcher? If it did not pass an infielder other than the pitcher, the runner is out. If it passed an infielder, continue...
3.) Could another infielder, besides the one it passed (not including the pitcher), have made a play on the ball? If another infielder could have made a play on the ball, the runner is out. If no other infielder could have made a play on the ball, play on!
-Josh
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