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Old Mon Mar 27, 2006, 11:40am
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In the FED case book, if the pitcher drops the ball and it does not cross a foul line it is a no pitch. I don't have my books here but I'll find it when I get home.
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In the FED case book, if the pitcher drops the ball and it does not cross a foul line it is a no pitch. I don't have my books here but I'll find it when I get home.
that is where I was going.
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