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I'm referring to Fed 2005 book, the rule hasn't changed but I'm sure the reference is within one or two letters and easily found. 8-4-1f is referring to BR only and states that the tag or touch must beat the BR's touch of first. Therefore by rule, a tie at first is Safe because the tag did not beat the touch, which is exactly what 56 was referring. 8-4-2j is referring to runners (Not BR) and states that the runner must beat the tag. Therefore by rule, a tie at any base (except BR at first) is an out because runner did not beat the tag. So "Tie goes to the runner" is a true statement by rule regarding BR at first, but not a true statement regarding all other runners. I don't know if the difference between BR and other runners is purposeful but it's undoubtedly there. Now if you say ties aren't possible or that you ignore 8-4-1f then those are different issues. But to argue with 56's original assertion is foolishness. |
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