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Thu May 31, 2007, 12:32pm
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Was the original declaration by the PU of "ball" a call?
(Yes) Is the subsequent declaration by the BU of "swing" a reversal of a call? (Yes) Did the reversal of the call place either team in jeopardy? If you answer "no", then you allow the appeal and the players play it out. If you answer "yes", and allow the appeal anyway, then you have more work to do (ASA 10-3-C). If you answer "yes", and not allow the appeal, you take what amounts to an easier path than enforcing 10-3-C, but the same result.
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