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Wed Mar 22, 2006, 08:53am
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interference
I've attempted to ask this question but didn't word it correctly and confused everyone. NFHS, if there is interference on the batter (interferring with a catcher throwing out a runner) is the batter always out? The example in the case book is with 2 strikes on the batter and he swings and misses. Obviously the batter is out on strikes but the ruling on the runner says something like if in the umpires judgement the runner would have been out 2 outs would be called.
Would like a clear ruling on what the correct call is. Thanks 
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