The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

uAhHsa8c w. uAy NJ the paSycr
fail TO Be seated ON his bench with
IN one m1nute aster ordered 90 90
80 by the umpire; (S) III the player
violate the COacning rules ana retusc
TO be seated on his bench Within one
minute after ordered TO do So BY tile
umpire; a the captain faH to
notify him when one player Is SUD
stltuted Tor another.
Sec. >. IN cases where SUBSTITUTE
players show their disapproyai OF ne
cfstons by yciitng from the bencss,
the umpire small iirst give warning.
II the Yelling continues, ne SHAH me
each Onendef $lO, ana IL the uis.
turDancc is still persisted In, ne sntIi
clear 1lle leMcn oI al suDstllMte
players; tio captain OF the team,
however, 70 nave the privilege Oh
sending 70 fnc clubhouse iof sush
substitutes ~ arc actually needed 10
replace players IN the game.
RULE 6S---GMPfRE TO REsfoRf
VIOLATIONS or THE RULES
The umpire snaH' withfn Twelve
hours after inning or removing
player from the game, forward 10 Inc
president q report OF the penafty III
fiicted and the cause therefor.
RULE o. immediateiy upon pelng
Informed BY the umpire that a Hne
has been imposed upon any manager.
captain or player the president shaH
notify the person SO hned' and also
the club of Whieh ne IS naeInpef
etsti --fss--t
the person 90 hhed 10 pay 70 the
secretary OF tne ieaeue the aAaouht
of said fine within I'VE days after
notice, ne snail DC ueparreu from par
ticipating IN any championship game
or from sitting on players pench
during the prosress OF a champion
ship game until sucn hne De paid.
RULE 40. Wnen the oHense OF the
player debarred from the game De Oh
u fragrant nature. such as the use
of obscene language or an assault
upon player or umpire, the UNI
pire shall Within four hours there
after forward to the president OF the
league fun particulars
RULE REMAINING To
- IT, CAPTAINS.
The umpire shall notify poth cap
tains before the game. and in the
presence OF eash other, that all the
playing rules will be strictly and Inn
partially enforced, and warn them
that failure on their part to co-ope-
rate in such enforcement Will result
in offenders being fined, ana, II ne
cessary. to preserve discipline, debar-
red from the ga
RULE TON GROUND RULES.
Section /. Before the commence
ment OF game the umpire snail
see that the rifles governing ai-1the
materials OF the game are strictly OBJ
served.
Section 2. In case OF spectators
cverfiowing ON the playing field, the
home captain shall make snegiaL
ground rules TO cover balls batted or
thrown into the crowd. provided such
rules be acceptable to the captain
of the visiting efuf,.-H the latter OBJ
tccts, then the umpire shall have fun
authority to make and enforce such
special ruitss. and he shall announce
the scope of same to tho spectators.
Section 5. In AIl cases where there
are no spectators ON the playing field.
and where n thrown ball goes into u
stand for spectators, or over or
through any fencs surrounding the
playing field, or into the players
bench whether the ball rebounds
into the field or not1, tho runner or
runners shall he entitled to two bases.
The umpire I'm awarding such bases
shall be governed by the position of
the runner or runners at the time
the throw Is mntie-
section 4. The umpire shall also
ascertain from the home captain whe-
Their amy other special ground rules
arc necessary and III there be- he