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If the runner ran straight to center field, he did not MISS 2nd base.
If the runner ran to THIRD, and was then appealed at 2nd, then he missed 2nd base. And in OBR interpretations (generally) the status of the runner at the time of the miss is what we go by - so a run would not count.
A more interesting argument could be made if this happened to be our left fielder... is it now a miss of 2nd?
The OP? I see no way to wipe this run off the board.
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