Award after obstruction on another runner

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Thu Apr 01, 2010, 03:58pm

youngump

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Originally Posted by Dakota

You didn't answer my question. Where does the rule book use the term "dead ball" when it means "delayed dead ball"? You want to interpret the use of the term "dead ball" in 8-4-3b PENALTY-a as meaning "delayed dead ball". Prove it.

To add to this, in what situation is 8-4-3b being a delayed dead ball anything but surplusage. We already had a DDB before the put out so what exactly does that rule mean?
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Last edited by youngump; Mon Sep 19, 2011 at 07:17pm.

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