Md. Quiz

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Yes, but "toss" generally means the former; "bat" generally means the latter.

Thanks. (That's what I thought, but got my As and Bs confused and thought the answer was the opposite of what it was . . . as a non-ref can I be pleased that was my only mistake?)

[Kansas Ref]

Originally Posted by so cal lurker

Thanks. (That's what I thought, but got my As and Bs confused and thought the answer was the opposite of what it was . . . as a non-ref can I be pleased that was my only mistake?)

*Socallurrker---you not a referee? For all this time I thought....oh well.

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by Kansas Ref

*Socallurrker---you not a referee? For all this time I thought....oh well.

I'm a soccer ref. I reffed catholic school 5-8th grade BB with no training in my youth -- well, other than reading the book (which actually made me better trained than many in that pool . . .). Oh, and I reffed one of my daughter's 6th grade games a few years ago when there wasn't one. I started lurking on here periodically, well on a predecessor site, after winning an argument about a rule in a pickup game years ago, but then wondering if I was right -- I wasn't. Now I've lurked more as I was coaching my son in jr high and now he is playing in HS . . . and maybe when he's done I'll get into doing BB for real. Less running than soccer.