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Old Fri May 02, 2003, 06:46pm
IRISHMAFIA IRISHMAFIA is offline
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Originally posted by chris s
I was talking with my daughters manager last game. His older one plays 13-16's and he was telling me about the ump checking there bats before the game. He mentions ump by name, olBonner. This guy is laughs, 72 years old and still works football/asa/ and varsity baseball. I've worked both baseball and football with him, some old-fasioned mechanics! But he's cool. Any way, olBonner tossed every bat out that did not have the "asa-2000" seal on it??? All the bats tossed were league supplied! They're not old, still good, so the question is.....Are the 1999 model bats now a dinosaur?? Not legal for asa??

If it was a HS game under NFHS rules, Ol' Bonner is correct. If it is ASA, Ol' Bonner needs to move on to an administrative position with his association.

http://www.asasoftball.com/about/cer..._equipment.asp

Go to this link to determine if any of the bats were legal.

BTW, there is no such thing as girls or FP bat rules.

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