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You DON'T: Touch any of the players, fans, coaches or anyone else involved; Try to stand in the way of potential participants; Try to keep people in the game if they left the dugout or playing position to take part in the fray. You DO: Move to a safe position, even if it means going into the outfield or dugout; Record the number of EVERY player involved; Record the number, name or whatever you need to identify a coach, manager, scorekeeper or whomever gets involved and goes BEYOND the point of making a non-violent attempt to intercede; Diligently eject AND REPORT all those which you removed from the game. If that leaves either or both teams with fewer than the required players, so be it! Remember, your job is to do your job, not someone else's. If you want to be the "nice guy" and just let it go so they can finish the game on the field, you are not doing anyone, especially your fellow umpires, any favors.
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The bat issue in softball is as much about liability, insurance and litigation as it is about competition, inflated egos and softball. |
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