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Thu Aug 11, 2011, 09:31am
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I think that we are getting away from the point here. I don't think anyone would talk about F3 and F5 as "past the infielder" in this situation.
This is a classic "intent of the rule" thought. Is there a play to be made to get an out in the situation (ASA)? It was pretty fun to listen to two of the best softball officiating minds in the nation argue this point. In the end neither one would concede the point to the other. The rule book (ASA) does not allow the string theory (line between F6 and F4) but perhaps it should.
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