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Thu Nov 29, 2012, 12:47am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

For HS, the same as above.

Since you should step back to better see the play, and since you (usually) will be at an angle (+/- 45*) to the boundary line, the swinging arm will not interfere with the play.

+1

Looks cleaner in my opinion.

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