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The right no-call?
ASA slow pitch, co-ed.
Routine infield grounder. The throw, while well in time, pulls the first baseman off the bag, and never gets the out. The batter-runner goes over first base, making no contact with it. I say and signal nothing. I simply wait for the batter-runner to "return" to first before calling her safe. Instead, she assumes she's out, and simply goes back to the dugout. I quietly signal out. Did I handle this one correctly?
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