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Forum: Softball Tue Mar 18, 2003, 11:22am

Replies: 28 For what it's worth Views: 2,538 Posted By David Van Milligen What you have said is true, but on page 75,... What you have said is true, but on page 75, "Umpire's Signals," it states "Do not pitch (and time out)." How can it be all the above?

Forum: Softball Thu Jan 16, 2003, 09:14pm

Replies: 40 Interference Views: 2,543 Posted By David Van Milligen "Sit#2 As Glen said if the umpire does not deemed... "Sit#2 As Glen said if the umpire does not deemed you did something intentional no call shall be made BUT under some circumstances I believing not moving maybe ruled intentional. This would be a...

Forum: Baseball Wed Jul 10, 2002, 10:12pm

Replies: 3 Stealing Home Views: 1,264 Posted By David Van Milligen The PU was right, when he called to say he made... The PU was right, when he called to say he made an incorrect call. Seriously, HTBT. He would have to get there befor the pitch.

Forum: Baseball Sat Jun 29, 2002, 01:30am

Replies: 7 appealing on a tag. Views: 1,247 Posted By David Van Milligen In FED, a live ball appeal has to be mad by a... In FED, a live ball appeal has to be mad by a fielder with the ball touching the base at the infraction or the base runner that committed the infraction. If the ball in dead, then yes, all any...

Forum: Baseball Mon May 13, 2002, 10:15pm

Replies: 8 Bat hits Ball then Catcher's Glove Views: 3,659 Posted By David Van Milligen "Could you please explain why that was batter... "Could you please explain why that was batter interference? Mabey Im missing something." If he had controlled his bat, and not knocked the catcher to the ground, the catcher had an easy...

Forum: Baseball Mon May 13, 2002, 09:34am

Replies: 8 Bat hits Ball then Catcher's Glove Views: 3,659 Posted By David Van Milligen I had a similar one last year, batter hit... I had a similar one last year, batter hit dribbler in front of plate, big one handed back swing, hits catcher in back of his head. I called interference, batter out. Batter and his Dad did not take...

Forum: Baseball Sat Apr 27, 2002, 03:12pm

Replies: 3 Ball location taking signs Views: 1,358 Posted By David Van Milligen Ball can be in either hand or glove. Ball can be in either hand or glove.

Forum: Baseball Sun Apr 21, 2002, 11:12am

Replies: 6 Infield fly rule Views: 3,703 Posted By David Van Milligen An INF is determined by the situation not a call... An INF is determined by the situation not a call by the Umpire. IF both failed to call the INF it is still an INF. If it was called when the situation did not warrant a call, such as two outs or...

Forum: Softball Fri Apr 19, 2002, 11:01am

Replies: 2 Could have happened..... Views: 913 Posted By David Van Milligen To rectify umpire error, you would put runners... To rectify umpire error, you would put runners where in your opinion they would have been if BU had not made the error. In this case, play stands. The base runner was about to be put out any way. Now...

Forum: Baseball Thu Apr 18, 2002, 04:06pm

Replies: 3 NCAA force in effect? Views: 1,015 Posted By David Van Milligen NCAA: Tie score, bottom of 9th inning. Able on... NCAA: Tie score, bottom of 9th inning. Able on 3B, Baker on 1B, one out. Charles hits a ground ball to F3, who steps on 1B to retire Charles and then throws home too late to get Able. At that point,...

Forum: Baseball Fri Apr 12, 2002, 09:44pm

Replies: 1 Helmets Views: 1,316 Posted By David Van Milligen In 1-1-5 FED states each helmet will display "the... In 1-1-5 FED states each helmet will display "the NOCSAE stamp and the exterior warning statement" Seems relatively simple, but in FED nothing is. Does the warning statement have to be on the...

Forum: Softball Tue Apr 02, 2002, 12:03pm

Replies: 11 How high is a fly? Views: 1,588 Posted By David Van Milligen I see you posted this on other boards. I cannot... I see you posted this on other boards. I cannot get my response posted for some unknown reason. No way this is an IFR. It was called correctly. An IFR has to be a fly ball, not a line drive or a...

Forum: Softball Tue Apr 02, 2002, 11:25am

Replies: 11 How high is a fly? Views: 1,588 Posted By David Van Milligen The only time it matters is on an IFR, so go with... The only time it matters is on an IFR, so go with a fielder has the opportunity to camp under the ball. If there is only enough time to get to the ball then it is not an IFR.

Forum: Baseball Wed Mar 27, 2002, 09:53am

Replies: 8 MISSED BASE FEDERATION Views: 1,242 Posted By David Van Milligen Two. Two.

Forum: Softball Tue Mar 26, 2002, 08:10pm

Replies: 15 runner returning to touch base Views: 1,929 Posted By David Van Milligen If the first runner returned to touch home she... If the first runner returned to touch home she would in essence be forcing the second runner out for passing a proceeding runner. A passed untouched base is considered touched until a legal appeal,...

Forum: Baseball Thu Oct 25, 2001, 02:00pm

Replies: 3 fielder lets it roll Views: 1,273 Posted By David Van Milligen The runner is safe, unless the ump rules the... The runner is safe, unless the ump rules the contact intentional.

Forum: Baseball Thu Oct 18, 2001, 04:06pm

Replies: 18 Catcher's Balk Views: 10,289 Posted By David Van Milligen I assume your catcher committed obstruction. A... I assume your catcher committed obstruction. A catcher obstructs the batter when he steps on or across home or pushes the batter to reach the pitch or by touching the bat. If catcher obstuction is...

Forum: Baseball Fri Aug 31, 2001, 04:29pm

Replies: 4 Obsruction Views: 1,058 Posted By David Van Milligen Pete, is of course, correct. But he is going on... Pete, is of course, correct. But he is going on your opion in your situation. Please explain how F3 obstructed the runner.

Forum: Baseball Thu Jul 12, 2001, 08:48pm

Replies: 7 Balk? Views: 1,357 Posted By David Van Milligen "Sit 2- If F1 disengaged from the mound he can... "Sit 2- If F1 disengaged from the mound he can fake towards first. If he didn't he must throw there." I am not looking for a fight, only an explanation I can understand. The rule book explaines...

Forum: Baseball Thu Jul 12, 2001, 01:49pm

Replies: 7 Balk? Views: 1,357 Posted By David Van Milligen In FED I see where it explaines how to step off... In FED I see where it explaines how to step off the pitcher's plate, " Step backward off the pitcher's plate", but nothing about disengaging the plate. I know I have read that when a pitcher feints...

Forum: Baseball Wed Jul 11, 2001, 11:21pm

Replies: 7 Balk? Views: 1,357 Posted By David Van Milligen Both happened today, FED rules. Sit #1, RHP in... Both happened today, FED rules. Sit #1, RHP in set position, runner on 2nd breaks for 3rd pitcher steps toward third and throws runner out. Coaches say balk, threw to unoccupied base. Sit #2, RHP...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 02, 2001, 02:49pm

Replies: 16 hit by pitch-need ruling Views: 2,722 Posted By David Van Milligen "Maybe the batter didn't try to avoid the ball.... "Maybe the batter didn't try to avoid the ball. And if he didn't then it is merely a "dead ball" Ball. mick From original thread "The batter made no attempt to swing and tried to get out of the...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 02, 2001, 01:13pm

Replies: 16 hit by pitch-need ruling Views: 2,722 Posted By David Van Milligen You leave us at a great disadvantage. Did you ask... You leave us at a great disadvantage. Did you ask the ump why he did not award first? Without his rational, we can speculate till the cows come in to no avail.

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 02, 2001, 01:04pm

Replies: 5 Do House Rules supercede the rule book Views: 1,498 Posted By David Van Milligen "been faced with House rules superceding the rule... "been faced with House rules superceding the rule book." Easy in FED, 4-1-2, "Ground rules do not supersede a rule book rule". I do LL to Semi-Pro ball, I have some on fields with trees and bushes...

Forum: Softball Thu May 17, 2001, 08:58am

Replies: 3 Bunting/Blocking with bat Views: 1,298 Posted By David Van Milligen "The batter-runner places a bunt in front of home... "The batter-runner places a bunt in front of home base.Then appears to be carefully throwing bat in front of home base. I think in an effort to position the bat to block the ball from spinning back...

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