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2011 ASA Case Book
PLAY10.1-1 With R1 on 2B, R2 on 1B, B3 hits the ball to F6. R holds up as R2 advances to 2B. F6 throws out B3 at 1B and both runners remain on 2B. The defense does not notice and the ball is thrown to F1. No further play is apparent. RULING: The umpire should call "time" and place R2 back on 1B (8-3E, 10-1)
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