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Old Tue Sep 02, 2003, 02:36pm
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Originally posted by pollywolly60
It was stated earlier that on a no-pitch in ASA the runner gets closest base and in NFHS the runner returns. What is that ASA rule (or where is it?)
Well, here is part of my post.

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If the umpire is in position, and the BU notices and call "no pitch", I would follow ASA's guideline set forth in their obstruction ruling that when the ball is killed due to a defensive violation, the runner is placed based upon the base to which they are the closest at the time of the call.
Go to ASA POE #35, page 153, third paragraph from the top of the page.

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