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Fri Mar 12, 2004, 12:21am
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ASA 8-7-E.
The runner is out . . . E. When anyone other than another runner physically assists the runner while the ball is in play. Effect – Section 7 A–E. The ball is in play and the runner is out. In . . . E, the runner passing or assisting is called out. [My bold.] Shouldn't it say "the runner passing or being assisted is called out"? A runner can assist another runner. And can a runner who's been put out assist a runner who has not been put out?
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Fri Mar 12, 2004, 12:36am
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We got to discuss this very same thing with Merle Butler at a clinic this past weekend. (Buddah do you remember?)
7-A-E Should read being assisted. I seem to remember a thread, or maybe just a post about that sometime last summer. Now, when anyone other than another runner....that runner is out. Once a runner is put out, s/he is no longer a runner, thus the put-out (ex)runner becomes anyone other than another runner, and by assisting will cause runner to be out! Or simply to answer last question, no.
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Fri Mar 12, 2004, 07:04am
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That defensive player "hole" in the rule has existed for a long time. I think everyone simply ignores it.
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Fri Mar 12, 2004, 07:24am
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