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Wed Apr 02, 2014, 10:52pm
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Never had a DH with V first game and JV second.
Never had a DH that starts at 4:00 on a field without lights. Never had a home team take the field at 3:45 for infield for a 4:00 game. Never had a HS game without an assigner. Never been approached by a school official in the parking lot between games of a DH or afterwards. If this school assigns the umpires I assume you have the capacity to deny games at this school. 
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Thu Apr 03, 2014, 08:46am
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(I've had V before JV on numerous occasions - for various reasons).
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Fri Apr 04, 2014, 08:26am
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Not really relevant to the post, but if I'm not mistaken about his identity, RB is one of the best umpires in the area, if not the entire state, and taught me most of what I know (which, granted, is not saying much, but I'm not the only one he's taught!).
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Fri Apr 04, 2014, 07:19pm
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JV games are schedule at 4:00 around here, Varsity can be anywhere from 4:00 to 7:00 depending on lights. JV might play away and V at home, especially if there are no lights, but it often happens on fields with lights because varsity will play at 7:00. Most of the schools do not play J/V DH even if they have lights and NONE play JV/V on a field without lights. Some will put a time limit on the JV game so the V game can start on time at 7:00.
My assigner used to assign lots of DHs, due to shortage of umpires, not as much anymore, as more umpires allow him to assign different crews if they are playing on same field.
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