BretMan bossman72 wroteI don't have my case book with me, but this exact play is in the case book and it is NOT an out under FED rules. I think it's in the Rule 2 section... This exact play is in the J/R manual. Could that be what you are thinking of? If this play is in the NFHS Case Book, I had no luck finding it! Maybe it's there, but just not in the section you would expect it ot be.
waltjp BigGuy wroteGet a better interpreter. It only applies if you get hit by a fair batted ball in fair territory. Below is the rule exactly from the book. k. is contacted by a fair batted ball before it touches an infielder, or after it passes any infielder, except the pitcher, and the umpire is convinced that another infielder has a play (5-1-1f, 6-1-5). This rule does not apply here because the ball went into foul territory. In order for 8-4-2k to apply the ball must remain in fair territory.BG, maybe it's me...but where exactly in the rule does it say that this doesn't apply if the runner is in foul territory?
bossman72 waltjp wroteBG, maybe it's me...but where exactly in the rule does it say that this doesn't apply if the runner is in foul territory? In my 2007 book: 5.1.1 N
UmpJM Bossman, Thanks. Same case play is in the 2008 book. I was only looking in the Rule 8 case plays, so didn't find it. JM
GarthB dash_riprock wroteYou would think so, but: But nothin'. I knew it was there someplace. Thanks Bossman.
cookie "In my 2007 book: 5.1.1 N" Sometimes, some of us just read through these posts, following the line of argument, AND then there it is - cut and dry - in black and white... Thanks Bossman.
dash_riprock I would rather FED fix the rule than add a Case Book band-aid. This situation was actually raised by our state interpreter, who challenged our association president to find a rule that said the runner was not out. Bossman found it.
Steven Tyler dash_riprock wroteI would rather FED fix the rule than add a Case Book band-aid. This situation was actually raised by our state interpreter, who challenged our association president to find a rule that said the runner was not out. Bossman found it. I can't believe some don't know to look in rule 5 which is all about the ball becoming dead or delayed dead ball situations......:rolleyes: