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I would give one "bater's out" After that, I say nothing. If the batter takes off for first and draws a throw that is just a mental error on F2.
As far as the interference, You can't call what you don't see. You can however, sometimes, call what you hear. 
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Wed Apr 23, 2008, 08:25pm
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If you say nothing and the catcher overthrows to first thinking the batter wasn't automatically out, the catcher/defensive coach will often blame you for not making a call. What else is new? The umpire gets blamed for everything.
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