Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-01

eTs In the game,
@Uhn s'-UnP1H1 TO RRHHREoossT VIOLATIONS OF
The umpire shall within twelve hours after filming
president a report of the penalty inflicted and the
N, 5 Huia q 60 Immediately upon being Informed by the
I so fineG Or a RIpy SIso the the D6 6fsb N W sffl1 n St Y the I mee S5soP
and. in the event Of the failure Of the person so fined
to =, pay to I the secretary Of the league the amount Of
ds5Hrrey fT9P participating in any championship game
from nu The 70 Ssm wb &c d the ! t 9sssnsS O of tRs P sBsS as af fSs Sss
Of e0s sSs sm laTsSs sSs Or WINS n fss fSdf P Reaa. a t R,%ysFf or S%-
ward to the president Of the league full particulars.
RULE z1-wAnEnrc TO CAPTAINS
The umpire shall notify both captains before the
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n such enfoTcemsnt viii result : IN oftendeTs being
from the game.
RULE TON GROUND BULBS.
umpire shall see that the rules governing all the ma
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t SS%p Hos,t II "W os tsa rs much bases : y 9.n .ASl b t gSCvff,F %S .S by
SEQ: :; The umpire shan also ascertain from the
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visiting team. "A0 ~ . - p
HThI zsaoTrICIIAl1 1EOUEE0TSN MEN 15oo,D,.,
for the beginning Of a game announce :" at its
nation iSstt PTaoP to tn sommsnOo@snt Of the gHms he
81 sH1 The I Ta%s Snail Inc sn SSSSScsSI each SaG change SIT1sE Of 'p piaR PsPsr: In
case Of an overflow crowd; he snsn announce uunn the SgS-
sT9 0sSsSISS 70 Of atU ANY g,. Sgs g q sp.o; satSFi noun into BY the
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The umpire shall suspend play for the following
II rain fan SO heavily as in the Judgment I. Of the
fail ccntinuousiy for thirty minutes thereafter he shall
. II case o. an accident which incapacitatss him
% TCist from a. the g5 SF9uH SE an oP Plsye OF Of fir sDeG paSi. " other aSS
g. II sasppendiSS play from any legal cause the UNI
shall he suspended until he calls play" again, and dur
or run be scored Time shall not be called by the
Ing in his position.
RuLE 7s-FuELD RULES.
fsi % dR RfEsRN the ss% profess sf aIlG of q s eP8e s s9SSep Raf the q pl aye
s eTe ~ of fHtl9F@ Of + im aW as may Ss present in IN uHif6rm.'
and such watohmeR Of the home club as may be neoes-
Auif 7s n. M9% sn%%E SsTns captain or play player i shall ball a q
a request for information about the progress or state
" tMRSotse@The e%daftions' to and rsarraRssment Of the
TiiSs Of ''"' OS "' uN' me 1H'
THE SCORING BULBS
In Rule So, Section 7, the last sentence should read
An assist should be given to each player who handles
the the s end n svs aaa tS6uE q he FS oO@plot Or the S1T play Ssni Sy max MAKING HT
Section s of the same rule, Paragraph 1, to read as
follows:
for each misplay which prolongs the time at bat of the
butsman or allows a baserunner to make one or more
bases when perfect play would have insured his being
put out. But a base on balls, a base awarded to a bats,
ball or wild pitch shall not be included in the sixth
Wote-Exempting all wild pitches and passed balls
from error column, as prior to year 1900
Section . of same rule, Paragraph z defined as FOL
lows:
whore either runner 10 thrown out, the other OF others
shall mot be credited with a stolen base.
Add new Section 10 to Rule IS, as follows;
DETENTION or WILD PITCH AND PASSED BALL
Sec. 10. "A wild pitch IL q legally delivered ball, 80
high, low or wide Of the plate that the catcher cannot
or Goes not stop and control II with ordinary effort
ner on such pitched ball, reaches first base or a base
passSd BAH q q legally delivered ball that the
catcher should hold or control with ordinary EFFORT, but
his failure to DO 30 enables the batsman, who becomes
a baserunnsr on such pitched ball, to reach first base
or a baserunner 20 advance.
G. II SOMERS, Chairman.
CHARLES A. COMISKEH,
b. Il. SHIBE,
r.. ]. LYNCH,
CLARK GRIFFITH,
JOHN A. Secretary
Joint Rules COMMITTEES