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- A ground rule double is a double awarded by the umpire because a fair ball became unplayable according the the ground rules of the ballpark. The ground rules technically only cover ways in which the ball can become unplayable, such as becoming lodged in the ivy at Wrigley Field; the rulebook specifies that the award is always two bases.
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Checklist on What to Complete in Scorebook. √ Lineup – Get the lineup for both teams before game starts, and put in book with player names and uniform numbers (typically, put visitor team on left page and home team on right page, check appropriate box). √ Team names – V is visitor / H is home.
Jan 13, 2011 · A ground rule double in either the actual or colloquial sense allows all runners to advance exactly two bases from when the play began. A runner from first base is thus required to stop at third, even if he obviously could have scored had the ball not gone out of play.
this is the wbsc official rules of baseball, published by the world baseball softball confederation (wbsc). its application is compulsory in all wbsc competitions. any reference in these wbsc official rules of baseball to “he,” “him” or “his” shall be deemed to be a reference to “she,” “her” or “hers,” as the case may be,
The formula is very simple and must be applied to each teams scorecard. First, total the number of runs, men left on base and opponents' putouts for one team. Next, total the number of at-bats, walks, sacrifices, batters hit by pitcher and awards of first base due to interference for the same team.
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This document builds upon the Official Rules of Baseball. By providing supplementary explanations to the official rules, as well as multiple case studies, this document offers increased clarity and consistency to all officials across Canada.
The most common use of the expression is in the phrase ground rule double, which refers to a ball that bounces out of the field of play over the outfield fence. However, this is not technically a ground rule, as it applies throughout baseball, regardless of the field of play.
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Jul 2, 2024 · A ground rule double is when a batted ball in fair territory bounces over the outfield wall or gets lodged in the wall, resulting in an automatic double for the batter. It prevents the baserunners from advancing more than two bases, providing an advantage to the hitting team.
