Arizona republican., 1910-02-28

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 Rule 6o-vmpires and their Duties
 Power to Enforce Decisions. ] he uInpires are the representatives
 of the league and as such are au- unorized and required to enforce each section of this code. They shall have the power to order a- player. captain or manager to do or omit to do any
 act which in their judgment is neces- sary to give force and effect to one or all of these rules. and to inflict penalties for violations of the rules as hereinafter prescribed. In order
 to define their respective duties. the umpire judging balls and strikes shall
 be designated as the umpire in- chief" the umpire judging base de- cisions as the field umpire"
 Rule 61-The Umpire in Chief.
 Section I. The umpire-in- chief shall take position back of the catcher: he shall have full charge of and be re- sponsible for the proper conduct of tho game With exception of the base decisions to be made by the field um- pire. the umpire chief shall render all the decisions tha. ordinarily would devolve upon a single umpire. and which are prescribed for tho umpire" in these playing rules.
 Section 3. He shall rengcr base de- cisions in the following instances:
 CD If the ball Is hit fair. with a run ner on first, he must go to third base to take a possible decision; @ with mere than one base occupied. he shah decide whether or not runner on third leaves that base before q ny ball is caught; t3D in case of q rum ner being caught between third and home. when more than ono base Is oc- oupied he shall make the decision on the runner nearest the home plate
 Section {. The umpire in chief alone shall have authority to declare a game forfeited.
 Rule s2-The FisIs Umpire.
 Section i. The field umpire shall take such positions on the playing field as in his judgment are best suited for the rendering of base decisions. He shall render all decisions at first base and second base, and all decisions a. third base except those to be made by the umpire-in chief in accordance with section :. rule 6l.
 Section . He shall aid the umpire -in-chief in every manner in enrorc- ing the rules Of the game and, with the exception Of declaring a forfeiture. shall have equal authority with the umpire-in-clief in finirg or removing from the game players who violate these rules.
 Rule 63-No Appeal from Decisions
 Based on Umpirs's Judgment.
 There shall be no appeal from any decision of either umpire on the ground that he was not correct in his conclusion as to whether a batted ball was fair or foul base runner safe or out. pitched ball q strike or ball, or on any other play involving accuracy of judgment, and no decision rendered by him shall be reversed, eX- cept that he be convinced that II is in violation of one of these rules. The captain shall alone have -be right to protest against a decision and seek it's reversal on d claim that it is in con flict with a section of these rules. In case the captain does seek n reversal ! of decision based solely on a point of rules. the umpire making the de- cision shall, if he is in doubt, ask his associate for information before acting on the captains appeal. Under no cir shall either umpire criti- else or interfere with q decision un- less asked to do so by his associate.
 Section 2. The umpire shall assess a fine of g against each offending player in the following cases: CD If the player intentionally discolor or damage the ball; @ if the player fail ! to be seated on his bench within one | minute after ordered to do so by the | umpire; (0 if the player violate the 1 coaching rules and refuse to be seated i ordered to do so by the umpire; tD 1 if the captain fail to notify him when | one player is substituted for another.
 Section 3. In cases where substi- i tute players show their disapproval of | decisions by yelling from the bench. 1 the umpire shall first give warning. 1 If the yelling continues he shall fine l each offender S10. and if the disturb | ance is still persisted in he shall clear | the bench of all substitute players; i the captain of the team. however. to | have the privilege of sending to the {, club house for such substitutes as are actually needed to replace players in i the game.
 Rule 72-On Ground Rules.
 Section l. Before the commence | ment of game the umpire shall see | that the rules governing all the ma terials of the game are strictly ob- ! served.
 Section 2 In case of spectators | Dverflowing on the playing field, the | home captain shall make special | ground rules to cover balls batted or thrown into the crowd, provided such 1 rules be acceptable to the captain of he visiting club. If the latter ob- feet. then the umpire shall 'have full | to make and enforce such special rules. and he shall announce tho scope of same to the spectators.
 Section q: In all cases where there
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