Basic Question #4

[Umpmazza]

Originally Posted by ManInBlue

All seven of which KNOW there is no rule about wearing jewelry. Manny, Big Pappi, Jeter, A-Rod...they all wear necklaces. You had it out for this well behaved, honor roll, church going kid and made up some BS to throw him out.

Oh, sorry, back on topic. No,you are not correct. You can run him for the FU/arguing thing, but not for wearing a necklace - warn the team, then start dumping the idiots that just don't get it.

I think Tim_C is talking about HS rules.... and in HS you can wear Jewelry.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Umpmazza

and in HS you can wear Jewelry.

Assuming you're talking about NFHS rules, are you sure about that?

[Klokard]

Fed rule requires ANY jewelry to be necessary ie. medical tags and MUST be taped over and/or secured to the body.

[Umpmazza]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Assuming you're talking about NFHS rules, are you sure about that?

I meant to put you can not wear .... Sorry i just say my mistake...LOL

[SanDiegoSteve]

You could just say it like Borat: In HS you can wear jewelery.....NOT!

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Umpmazza

I think Tim_C is talking about HS rules.... and in HS you can wear Jewelry.

What part of 1-5-12 don't you understand?

Originally Posted by Rule 1-5-12

Jewelry shall not be worn (See 3-3-1d) except for religious or
medical medals. A religious medal must be taped and worn under the uniform. A
medical alert must be taped and may be visible.

3-3-1 prohibits jewelry on players who participates in the game.

[ozzy6900]

Originally Posted by mbyron

3-3-1 prohibits jewelry on players who participates in the game.

Yes FED 3-3-1 is correct but others are failing in the penalty:

FED 3-3-1
PENALTY: At the end of playing action, the umpire shall issue a warning to the coach of the team involved and the next offender on that team shall be ejected......... (the rest not relevant to this situation)

The NCAA rule is pretty much the same - warn then eject.

OBR has no "jewelry rule" unless you are dealing with professional baseball, you would defer the penalty to the League Rules of the League that you are working for. Typically, most youth sports leagues do not want players wearing jewelery for safety reasons.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ozzy6900

The NCAA rule is pretty much the same - warn then eject.

NCAA players are allowed to wear jewelry (unless it's F1 and distracting, ...)

[jwwashburn]

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[tcarilli]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

NCAA players are allowed to wear jewelry (unless it's F1 and distracting, ...)

Also, there is no warning. The penalty is remove the distracting item or be ejected.

[johnnyg08]

Originally Posted by Umpmazza

I think Tim_C is talking about HS rules.... and in HS you can wear Jewelry.

really? aside from a medic alert bracelet or religious adornment taped to the inside

"must be a new rule this year"

[Emperor Ump]

Originally Posted by spokanelurker

Delay your game?

Yes my game. I'm the one in control of the game and one of my many tasks is to manage the pace of the game, in fact it was a POE this year. I hate calling time unnecessarily and calling it for taking jewelry off when the coach has assured me they weren't wearing any. Grrrr..

Originally Posted by UmpTTS43

Booger picking and I don't have a Kleenex. "Take it off, please." Game continues.

Definitely booger picking. Haven't done it wouldn't do it, but every time it happens this is what's going through my mind.

[Tim C]

"This thread pushed me over the edge."

So, in your opinion, it is my job to edit a complaint that has been sent to me.

The OP was cut/paste from the complaint from the AD of the school with the ejected player.

You must stand pretty close to edges.

[jwwashburn]

Originally Posted by Tim C

So, in your opinion, it is my job to edit a complaint that has been sent to me.

The OP was cut/paste from the complaint from the AD of the school with the ejected player.

You must stand pretty close to edges.

Tim, you get paid very well! Of course it is your job!

[Tim C]

Spokanelurker is just another idiot from Garth's area that does not understand umpiring.

We deal with twits everyday.

Trolls are just part of message boards.

Regards,