The defense appeals that the batter-runner missed first. The umpire agrees and calls him out. No run can score if the batter is put out before touching first. Runners must touch all bases including those they are awarded. If he did not touch the base he was awarded, he is liable to be put out on appeal.
Runner goes far out of the base line to avoid a fielder trying to field a fair batted ball.
Umpire declares the runner out. The runner must avoid a fielder attempting to field a batted ball and is not out for running out of the base line. Runners on second and third, two out, batter hits a clean double and is thrown out attempting to stretch hit into a triple. However, the runner who started on second left before the ball reached the plate. Whenever any runner leaves early, all runners are affected.