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Spookyant Sat Jun 19, 2004 12:55pm

I am a brand new umpire in LLB. I will be umpiring in majors division starting next season. I have ump'ed about 12 games in the minor division this year. We use the "green book" as our rule book.

I see alot of references to OBR and FED on this forum. Can anyone explain to me what these references are, and when or at what level of play they are for?

I have intentions of joining a local association and eventually working at high school level games within 2 years...I am studying the game and basic rules at present.

umpduck11 Sat Jun 19, 2004 01:26pm

OBR = Official Baseball Rules

Fed = National Federation of State High School Associations

DG Sat Jun 19, 2004 10:49pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Spookyant
I am a brand new umpire in LLB. I will be umpiring in majors division starting next season. I have ump'ed about 12 games in the minor division this year. We use the "green book" as our rule book.

I see alot of references to OBR and FED on this forum. Can anyone explain to me what these references are, and when or at what level of play they are for?

I have intentions of joining a local association and eventually working at high school level games within 2 years...I am studying the game and basic rules at present.

FED is used for most states for high school ball.

OBR, with some modifications is played by most youth leagues (ie Babe Ruth, LL, etc.).

LDUB Sat Jun 19, 2004 11:27pm

I would suggest buying an Offical Baseball Rules Book. But if you are cheap like me, it is online. http://www.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/of...s/foreword.jsp

You can even copy that into word, and print it out, and put it in a binder. No need to spend $10 on the book.

DG Sat Jun 19, 2004 11:40pm

I cut yellow #2 pencils in half to avoid buying bullit pencils or 85 cents. I buy rule books.

LDUB Sun Jun 20, 2004 12:37am

Quote:

Originally posted by DG
I cut yellow #2 pencils in half to avoid buying bullit pencils or 85 cents. I buy rule books.
Thank you for bestowing us with this very useful fact.


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