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Tue Apr 29, 2008, 10:39am
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Again, I don't do LL, so I'm only speaking ASA here. It doesn't sound like INT to me, but it sounds like R1 had been "passed" by R2. Key word being: sounds. Without seeing the play myself or knowing exactly where the runners were, that's all I've got.
Out of curiosity, are you a coach, player or umpire?
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