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Rules Are Rules — Part XIV
All other awards

Other parts in this series:
  Rules Are Rules — Part I — Batting out of order - a
  Rules Are Rules — Part II — Batting out of order - b
  Rules Are Rules — Part III — Batting out of order - c
  Rules Are Rules — Part IV — Vacate any space
  Rules Are Rules — Part V — Coach interference at third - a
  Rules Are Rules — Part VI — Coach interference at third - b
  Rules Are Rules — Part VII — Coach interference at third - expanded
  Rules Are Rules — Part VIII — What about the B-R after coach interference?
  Rules Are Rules — Part IX — Equipment -- and All That Jazz
  Rules Are Rules — Part X
  Rules Are Rules — Part XI — Two-base awards
  Rules Are Rules — Part XII — Two-base awards, or what's a play for?
  Rules Are Rules — Part XIII
  Rules Are Rules — Part XIV — All other awards
  Rules Are Rules — Part XV — DH - FED style
  Rules Are Rules — Part XVI — DH - NCAA style: the fourth man

Making awards generally is a simple matter, isn't it? Learn the rules and you can't go wrong.

When a ball goes dead, these are the big six:

  1. a pitcher's throw from the rubber: one base;
  2. any throw by a fielder: two bases;
  3. a batted ball: two bases;
  4. interference with a throw by detached equipment: two bases;
  5. interference with a batted ball by detached equipment: three bases; and
  6. preventing a batted ball from going over the fence: four bases.

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