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Old Tue Feb 08, 2000, 02:33pm
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I have called all three levels of baseball, but am now getting back into high school after an 8 year hiatus. Without sitting down and comparing the rules item by item myself (which I once did many years ago, but am disinclined to do again), does anyone have a listing of the differences that they can post for us here?

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Old Tue Feb 08, 2000, 02:45pm
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Originally posted by Jim Dixon on 02-08-2000 01:33 PM
I have called all three levels of baseball, but am now getting back into high school after an 8 year hiatus. Without sitting down and comparing the rules item by item myself (which I once did many years ago, but am disinclined to do again), does anyone have a listing of the differences that they can post for us here?

Thanks.

Jim Dixon


1) Buy "Baseball Rules Differences" by Carl Childress (available through Gery Davis Sports).

2) Search dejanews for "gratuitous rules differences" (or something like that) -- it's a series of about 7 articles by Bob Pariseau on the differences -- at least the ones he thinks don't really make any sense.

3) Look in the back of the Fed rule book for a list of some of the significant changes.

4) Email your fax number to me at [email protected] and I'll fax you item 3 (tomorrow).

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