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Whereas I, on the other hand, applied the ASA rule in a High School game.
R1 on third, B2 hits a high pop fly just short of third base and over foul territory. R1 had taken a lead with the pitch, then was retreating to third when she collided with F5 moving to catch the fly. I killed the play, ruled R1 out for interference, then the batter out as well. Blew that one....
That was one of those games that needed the two outs, though since one team was ahead about 18-2 in the third inning before we implemented time limits in HS ball.
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