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Old Sun Sep 21, 2008, 09:17pm
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Originally Posted by yawetag View Post
You are correct. As long as a succeeding base is not touched, you can return to touch it.
That is not what I said. But I am correct.

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Originally Posted by yawetag View Post
This i what I meant: BR hits long shot over F9's head. BR misses first, and touches second. On the way to third, F9 throws ball over F5, sailing into stands. BR has no right to return to first for a touch. He takes penalty as given, then defense can appeal the miss at first.
You are wrong. If a runner touches no advance base after the ball goes out of play, he can return to any preceding base to correct an error, dead ball notwithstanding. If he misses first and is in between third and home when the ball goes out of play, he can still legally rectify his error.
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