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As you are talking slowpitch, 65' would be correct for everything 14U up; the 60' rule is for fastpitch in NFHS.
I don't think the infield cut or backstop depth is as much as factor to game equity as the base distance or pitching distance (50').
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There are several ways of setting up for movable bases. If you are using the same field for multiple divisions of softball, you need the ability to set up the field properly for each division (base distances, pitching distance).
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As Dakota said, there are many ways to set up different base lengths to keep in line with the different ruling bodies. The cost, in my opinion, is not that much extra, and the amount of effort required to set extra "plugs" for bases is really not all that bad once you have everything else done. Heck, if I lived in the area, I'd be happy to lend a hand. I've been considering doing some volunteer softball work anyway, either as an umpire or as some other form of guidance. You aren't in NC, are you?
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