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For purposes of an appeal, when a runner passes a base she is considered to have touched it.
a. True b. False Explanation 8-3-4 What does “purposes of an appeal” mean, if not that it is a missed base if appealed. The answer should be false. The runner who passes a base is considered to have touched that base for the purpose of all rules including awards, but not for the purpose of appeals.
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