Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-01

To the National Commission, the National and Amer1
S Nan o hsps &sTsc ana An Parties operating O"0'F
In compliance With authority conferred by the ma
the National and American leagues met in Pittsburg
lowing amendments and additions to the playing rules
aDD In rule SH M - os ssGtion d, : ,b stF dbsos Sgt s thS words upon
dent" for secretary"
The sq pTayeFs o q e. team not 81 1t F sss may aHA 3 Stationed
at any, point of the field on fair ground their captain
,,..r, SyIE GAaGns ..,
ing Sections accordin ii 0eouon Il re"u"Oer rein1"
.oos SsS; g 9, 1 n after e. thee the ga% NJ + has been ;s' suspended l. on
Piled with as required by Rule as.
RULE as-sUBsTETUTEs.
.no Sec 4; W5.nsy:F one player 1. sHSst.tutsa for
the - Captain Of the SIDE 9s' maSainF pane ne T chSn@. on @a aaeid a%.
%SSiSts,,y notify the umpire: who IN turn must an
b assessed by the umpire sgsinSt the captain Tor each
shan impose a similar fine sESlnSt the umpire > Who,
proper nS sna6un SsSa as'ii Fiay 81 s6 e iASso o Saa aSns q W Wahs
SRnEuSS SeomS ao ds SSing sn %S9sSa M the the player 1gs ,T TTSssitStsa
upon his captains notice Of the change to the umpire.
BULB sa-AN UNFAIRLY D-ELIvERED BALL.
bat N BY u the pitcher SSry yEiPe O Standing ( 4 O IN 6 Hs' position to a .@d
Of the home base between the = batsma1s shoulder on a n
knees, or that touches the ground before passing home
Ss !: HneoougisS, any ban =" doli p1sS%d"Gs; ~ the ~j pisoSeS
plate. For evsTS, unfairly delivered ball the umpire
plte @qtS Sel1ers vI t5s 5 ANY while 2f the sf,b! bases foot q sc S5s a o tne
tact With the pitchers plate, as required by Rule So
In Rule So. Section 3, strike out "the game" and
insert ibis. his position og lon, D 80 that i viii read; ~, ii. -
sition, etc. '"' N "
,,,, On Rg g6 t g. st I4fs out out everything after the word "Do-
pitcher ea Rdt e strud Is a. a ball 1 tS del bSss%ab to tt the t bat by s the
part Of the batsman's person OF clothing while he is
tNote"To conform with new Section of Rule 54)
RyLn se-gALL NOT IN PLAY.
bali not legally caught, dead ball, interference with
s sSs TGasF Q r 3mpi9s before & g tour sSuoh a1s BAL sl siatatnF the :
ball shall not be considered in play until II be held by
Wote--simply supplying former omissions)
RULE ss-THE ORDER OF BATTING.
on the Ss'S score = cara ana Spf mIst G 6e delf Z ! safq be 5SSm t iHI1t Ss
by it's captain to the umpire at the home plate, whC
RyLE so-AE -ILEaALLy RAETnD BAIL.
man An v fiSgAl Hiyyh s@tt oT sSii Is os 2 P SI s ssst ARB by 5 the bats e,
ground OUTSIDE sFsr the the lines 9 S,a the 9s ats n, Position p -.
ven. SonfgsioH with foul strike t9ii Fuisl - C'O'' " -
Illegally, as defined IN in Rule 56'% y no a II 0"i
RULE 81, SECTION 10.
mans box to the other II While the & pitch pitcher 4 in MS n posi- Ssd
tNoteSGivihg the rule a clearer definition)
RULH s4-ENTrEEED TO BASES.
Section !, n while The 6atsman, he becomes a base
pitoRed RBgn re oT for . being int GS!ss q w IiGtFh Rbs y Tie ctatSeXe
Il. S3 p.ss0S at ct g el DtsinSd Of sai the or u 4 Z s"i or nat q b SS. ssSas
In section I strike out the words "the umpire or.
sec. = Il a a delivered Oy n pltCher pass n
catcher and touch any fence or building within ninetI
Sec. G, If the fielder stop or catch, a batted bal
with his cap, glove or any part Of his uniform, Will
detached from his proper place on, his person, thu
runner or runners shall be entitled TO three bases
sec, y. II q thrown or pitched ball strike the person
or clothing OF an umpire on foul ground the ball shall
be considered in play ana the baserunner or runner
shall be entitled 20 All the bases they can make.
Note-seetion l. supplying former omissions Sec
creasing penalty for fielders throwing gloves, otc, ant
interfering with safe hits. Section Z, Abrogating oil
rule allowing baserunners TO advance In case Of shor
passed ball touching the umpire)
RULn B~B-RETURHnTa TO BASES.
Sec. 2. II the umpire declares an Illegally battet
Insert following new Sections 6 and :
Sec. @. II the umpire be struck by q fair-hit BAH be
run unless nsesHBitated by the batSman becoming
baSsrunnsT, and NO run shall be scored unless All tn
Sec. 2. II the umpire declares the bAtEman o
another basorunner out for interference.
Note-SLpplytng former omtssions)
RULE e-WHEN ARE OUT.
Sec. 16 II he pass a preceding baaerunner bsfort
such runner has been legally put out he shall be de
clared out Immediately.
~(Note-Defning more clearly the old rule)
In section II strike out the words 'tum in the di-
rection OF or" so that Il viii read;
| Sec. II, The baserunner in running to first bas
may overTun said base after touching IL In passing
without mourning liability TO be put out for being q
said base. provided he return at once and retOuch the
base. IL, after overunninB first base, he attempt &
run to second base, before returning TO first Oase, h
shall forfeit such exemption from liability TO be pu