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Inventive Ejections — Part I
High-minded or selfish: Take your pick

Other parts in this series:
  Inventive Ejections — Part I — High-minded or selfish: Take your pick
  Inventive Ejections — Part II — There was no dissent in Stalin's Russia
  Inventive Ejections — Part III — Creating the reputation
  Inventive Ejections — Part IV — The consequences of my planned ejection
  Inventive Ejections — Part V — Dump the fans
  Inventive Ejections — Part VI — When umpires screw up
  Inventive Ejections — Part VII — They don't love me
  Inventive Ejections — Part VIII — The beginning of wisdom
  Inventive Ejections — Part IX — Youth ball umpires are scarce
  Inventive Ejections — Part X — By the numbers
  Inventive Ejections — Part XI — One final war story

Recently, I was doing my annual duty in being the crew chief of three-man crews for the long series of tournaments that youth programs undertake in July and August. Our assignor rewards the hard working journeyman umpires of our association by giving them those tournaments.

But he sends out a very senior umpire with each crew to make sure nothing weird happens that will reflect badly on the association.  Misapplied rules are his primary concern, but out of control behavior follows closely behind.

My job is to work one of the base positions and let the journeymen have their day in the sun. I take the position that neither of the other two wants third base, but one of them usually wants to work the plate. While I was enjoying the sunshine and the breeze in "the rocking chair," I observed that all kinds of things go on in youth baseball that should not be allowed to happen.

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