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scblue Sun May 10, 2009 03:55pm
curious
 
in south cackilacky weekend asa tourneys, batters start with a 1&1 count and get an extra foul; depending on the level of play they might not get any home-runs (which would end the inning) or up to 3 or 4
just curious how this varies around the states

Ref Ump Welsch Sun May 10, 2009 04:59pm
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Originally Posted by scblue (Post 601045)
in south cackilacky weekend asa tourneys, batters start with a 1&1 count and get an extra foul; depending on the level of play they might not get any home-runs (which would end the inning) or up to 3 or 4
just curious how this varies around the states
Slow or fast-pitch?

wadeintothem Mon May 11, 2009 01:12am
Ive never heard of FP starting at 1/1 - do they have that?


As to the OP - we have two beer league ..both do the 1/1, one allows the extra foul, the other doesnt. Both use the mat for strikes.

Dutch Alex Mon May 11, 2009 02:14am
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Originally Posted by wadeintothem (Post 601139)
Ive never heard of FP starting at 1/1 - do they have that? ...
Yes! At the IndoorCup in the Schiedam (the Netherlands) in january we always start with 1-1 on the new batter...

erictheump Mon May 11, 2009 01:26pm
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Originally Posted by wadeintothem (Post 601139)
Ive never heard of FP starting at 1/1 - do they have that?
We have done this in Kansas City with a college exposure tournament put on by Mary Nutter with National Sports Clinics. Received a lot of + feedback from the college coaches. They said they liked being able to evaluate a lot batters in a shorter amount of time.

We all noticed more batters were hitting the first pitch more so they would not be behind in the count 1-2.

wadeintothem Mon May 11, 2009 01:31pm
Well figures it would be in foreign lands like Kansas City or Holland... ;)

Dakota Mon May 11, 2009 01:56pm
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Originally Posted by wadeintothem (Post 601277)
Well figures it would be in foreign lands like Kansas City or Holland... ;)
Yeah, but they probably do know how to conjugate the verb "swing." :D

NCASAUmp Mon May 11, 2009 01:58pm
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Originally Posted by Dakota (Post 601287)
Yeah, but they probably do know how to conjugate the verb "swing." :D
That's a different kind of "swing" in Amsterdam, Tom. ;)

Dutch Alex Mon May 11, 2009 03:45pm
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Originally Posted by NCASAUmp (Post 601288)
That's a different kind of "swing" in Amsterdam, Tom. ;)
The last time I was swinging in Amsterdam, it was i believe in the discothek Roxy. They were playing good old DISCO:) I don't "swing" in any other way...;)

NCASAUmp Mon May 11, 2009 03:47pm
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Originally Posted by Dutch Alex (Post 601337)
The last time I was swinging in Amsterdam, it was i believe in the discothek Roxy. They were playing good old DISCO:) I don't "swing" in any other way...;)
Well, then you weren't in Amsterdam!

Just kidding... ;)

scblue Mon May 11, 2009 06:02pm
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Originally Posted by Ref Ump Welsch (Post 601050)
Slow or fast-pitch?
slow


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