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1. The runner is assumed to have touched second base when she passed it, removing the force 2. The tag of the runner attempting to return to second base is not considered an appeal 3. There is no opportunity to subsequently appeal her miss of second base for an advantageous fourth out Now, consider a similar play, except that the play is on the BR at first. On the play, F6's throw to first is offline, and the BR avoids F3's tag attempt after F3 catches the errant throw. While she avoids the tag, the BR fails to touch first base while passing it. The BR is unable to return to the bag before F3 tags her. R1 at third touches home well before the tag of the BR. If I understand RS#1 in the ASA book, the tag of the BR missing first is considered an appeal, and the run would not score, correct? If that's the case, why the inconsistency between similar plays?
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