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Sun Jun 03, 2001, 09:32pm
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 ....MaybeCourtesy runner. Player used in say bottom of sixth - can she go in as legal substitute in top of seventh? I said yes, opposing coach and partner, both said she could not. I allowed the substitution and game played under protest, however, protesting team won the game. Rule 8 Section 11D???
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Sun Jun 03, 2001, 10:12pm
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Speaking ASA.
As long as the coach waited until the six inning was complete, he can make the change.
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Mon Jun 04, 2001, 10:40am
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FED Rules (8-5-1) A player who has been used as a courtesy runner may not be substituted for another player in the same half inning Exception: If an injury occurs and no other substitutes are available, the courtesy runner may substitute for the injured player.
So even if a player courtesy runs in the top half of an inning, they can enter on defense in the bottom half.
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