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Originally Posted by mbcrowder
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Originally Posted by PirateMike1973
however, in practice, in our LL, the official scorekeeper is in the "rules business" with the PU.
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LL does not give you that authority. You might help PU administer the game ... when he asks.
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Little League may be weird this way. Little League officials are urged to prevent protestable events in general (Note 2 to Rule 4.19). Scorekeepers are designated officials for the game. So, it would not be out of line for a scorekeeper to bring an illegal substitution (say an ineligible pitcher) to PU's attention unbidden.
BOO, of course, is not a protestable event, and announcing the actual batter at the plate is the correct way to handle this situation.