If a fielder touches a fly ball, and is within six feet of the wall, and the ball goes over the wall it will be ruled a home run. A fly ball hitting the top of the wall and continuing over the wall will be a ruled home run. A fly ball hitting the foul pole above the wall is a home run. One base on a single, two bases on a double and three bases on a triple. A batted ball hitting a cone does not get the two out extra base.
All runners advance one base.
With a runner on third base and less than two outs a team may try and score the runner on third base on a fly ball. If the throw hits the backstop the runner is out, if it misses, the runner scores. All other base runners stay where they are. The fielder has three seconds and one step to make the throw after the catch. If the ball goes through the hole in the air the two lead runners are out, if the throw misses the hole, than only the lead runner is out.