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Wed Apr 03, 2002, 08:50am
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From what you describe, the high tree branches actually overhung the field. If they didn't and were behind the fence, it's a no-brainer. In your case, I'd consider the tree branches similar to an upper deck that overhangs the field. I think left field in the Polo Grounds overhung a little. Home run.
Since the ball was apparently on its way far over the fence, you shouldn't get too much argument. But what if it was a high fly that hit a branch with the fielder camped under it? Good thing to cover in the ground rules next time.
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