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	Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Forceout: An out made when a baserunner, forced to run because another team-mate must run to the base he is occupying, cannot make the next base safely.
		Sacrifice fly: A flyball hit far enough to enable a baserunner on third base to score a run after the ball is caught.
		Steal: A baserunner's successful advance from one base to the next on his own, usually during a pitch that is not hit.
	en.beijing2008.com /29/33/article212013329.shtml (1194 words)

	Baserunner - BR Bullpen
		The objective of a baserunner is to advance to the next base, until he reaches home plate and scores a run.
		In this case, a baserunner must reach the next base before the ball or he is out - this is known as a force play.
		If there is already an unoccupied base between him and the batter-runner, a baserunner is not forced to advance to the next base; if he still attempts to advance, he can only be put out by if a fielder applies a tag to him while he is not touching a base.
	www.baseball-reference.com /bullpen/Baserunner (942 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Firstly, on plays in which the baserunner may be tagged out by the opposing defensive player covering the base, the baserunner's body being down on the ground presents the lowest profile target for the defensive player to tag.
		Secondly, in most cases, it is important that a baserunner's momentum from running is not so great at the time of reaching the base that it would cause the baserunner subsequently to lose contact with the base.
		If a baserunner strays too far from the base when attempting a take-out slide, the umpire may declare the slide to be an example of illegal interference and call an extra out.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=slide_(baseball) (792 words)

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	SIBL - Swansea Independent Baseball League
		In instances when a baserunner has advanced at least half way to the next base, in the judgement of an umpire, on a throw from the outfield prior to the possession of the ball by an infielder, said baserunner shall be permitted to advance to the next base.
		During the remaining innings of all games, baserunners are still prohibited from taking leads off bases, but may attempt to advance one base at their peril only after the pitched ball has reached or passed the catcher.
		A baserunner leaving the bast prior to the pitched ball reaching or passing the catcher shall be warned once, on each subsequent occurrence the runner shall be declared out.
	www.sibl.net /Rules/playing_rules.html (5035 words)

	League Rules and Regulations
		The baserunner can score by making contact with the strike mat before the catcher has caught the ball, or in order to avoid a collision with the catcher, the baserunner may touch home plate.
		Baserunners are not allowed to physically contact, scream at, or otherwise interfere with fielders.
		Baserunners are not allowed to "break-up a play" by sliding into a fielder or interfere in any way with a fielder's ability to make a subsequent play.
	www.chem.purdue.edu /nash/softball/rules.htm (1340 words)

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		No baserunner shall be removed from the base he is occupying to bat in his proper place.
		When a baserunner acquires the right to a base by touching it before being put out, he may hold the base until he has legally touched the next base in order, or is forced to vacate it for a succeeding runner.
		A baserunner may not run the bases in reverse order, either to confuse the fielders or to make a travesty of the game.
	www.usssa.com /usssa/usssa-general/2005ModifiedPlayingRules.htm (8646 words)

	South Hill Old Boys - Rules & Regulations - RSM Inc.
		Effect – if the baserunner uses the orange portion at any time after his first attempt at first base and is not in contact with the white portion, then he is considered to be out if tagged or leading off.
		However, in the event that the baserunner “gives himself up” on what appears to be a most likely force play and an error is committed nullifying the force, the baserunner will be deemed “safe” and awarded the base.
		In the case of an injury to a baserunner, a courtesy runner is eligible to run in his place.
	www.esportsdesk.com /leagues/rules.cfm?leagueID=1487&clientID=923 (1741 words)

	Vintage Base Ball Rules and Customs - 1873 - Vintage Base Ball Association
		No baserunner may advance or be put out returning to his base on a foul strike.
		Baserunners must touch all bases in order or be called out, unless returning to an untouched base before the ball is held on it.
		· A baserunner returning to a base after a foul ball may be put out in the same manner as when running to first base; the pitcher may take a throw at that base, simultaneously putting the ball in play and the baserunner out.
	www.vbba.org /rules/1873.html (1795 words)

	NFHS Forum: Baserunner Struck by battedball
		Batter hits a sharp one hopper that hits baserunner in the ankle while he is in contact with the base.
		I explained that the baserunner can't be tagged out if he is in contact with any base and not forced, but a batted ball is different
		It doesn't matter that the baserunner has his foot on 3rd base when the fair batted ball hit him.
	www.nfhs.org /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=next_topic;f=10;t=000644;go=older (1942 words)

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		The baserunner steps off the base upon the delivery of the pitch and is still off the base when the catcher, or other fielder, throws the ball to a fielder who tags the runner while the runner is not touching a base.
		In the event that the ball is thrown behind the runner, then the runner may proceed to the next base to avoid the tag; however, when all action ceases, then the runner is returned to the base the runner occupied at the time of the pitch, as base stealing is not allowed.
		The intent of the rule is to not allow the baserunners to continue to advance when a throw to first base or third base cannot be caught by the defensive player and the ball continues into foul or dead ball territory.
	www.kasasoftball.org /CaseBook8u.htm (1582 words)

	SOCOG Public Information on Softball - Rules
		Similarly, a baserunner on each succeeding base must run for the next base, too, if a team-mate is forced to run to the base they are occupying.
		If a baserunner strays from her base before a ball hit in the air is caught, the baserunner will be out if a fielder can get the ball and step on the base before the baserunner returns.
		A baserunner may try to advance to a base on her own, or steal a base, at any time the ball is in play but has not been hit by the batter.
	www.gamesinfo.com.au /pubinfoweb/publicinfor5.nsf/b3a2950179ac906b4a25683b001b1b9e/380cd2d09fbae6de4a2568a3001db9eb-OpenDocument.htm (1175 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Tag out
		In baseball a tag out, sometimes just called a tag, is a play in which a baserunner is out because he is touched by the fielder's hand holding a live ball while the runner is in jeopardy.
		he is touching a base that a preceding baserunner is also touching, except when forced to vacate the previous base because the batter became a baserunner
		A tag is the most common way to retire baserunners who are not in danger of being forced out (as in (1) above), but a tag can put runners out on a force or a non-force play, as well as on an appeal play (as in (3) or (4) above).
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Tag_out (408 words)

	Softball
		Foul Ball: A legally batted ball that settles in foul territory in the infield or that lands in foul territory in the outfield.
		The baserunner need not be tagged, but may be put out by the ball being thrown to the baseman to which the runner is going.
		A baserunner must be on lst for this rule to be in effect.
	www.ih.k12.oh.us /ms_pe/Softball.htm (1067 words)

	HISTORY OF SOFTBALL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Any runs scored are canceled and baserunners must return to bases held when the incorrect batter came to the plate.
		A baserunner is out for running more than three feet from a direct line between bases in regular reverse order to avoid being tagged with the ball in the hand of a fielder, or for passing a preceding baserunner before that runner has been put out.
		A base hit shall not be recorded when a baserunner is forced out by a batted ball, or would have been forced out, except for a fielding error.
	www.lcusd.net /lchs/mholt/softball.htm (961 words)

	League Rules
		In this zone, the baserunner is out only if a defensive player touches home plate with the ball in his possession before the baserunner touches the orange marker or touches the ground past the orange marker.
		If a baserunner is between first and second base, but is running back towards first base, he will get the base he was heading for (first base) plus one (second).
		Another example, if a runner is on 2nd base and the batter hits a fly ball and the baserunner advances to 3rd base, and touches 3rd base, the baserunner may not return to 2nd base to 'tag up'.
	www.phlip.ca /baseball/rules.htm (2532 words)

	Offensive Stat Definitions, by group
		Base Gaining Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances a base by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate ahead of him on the next base.
		Base Gaining Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate ahead of him on the next base.
		Third Base Gaining Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches second without a teammate ahead of him on third.
	www.basesproduced.com /defs.html (14418 words)

	Bryant University - Intramurals
		If a player on the offensive team (fans, coaches, batter or baserunners) interferes with the fielding team making a play on the ball in either fair or foul territory, the player closest to home is out and all other baserunners must return to the base they last obtained.
		If a baserunner is hit by a batted ball which has not passed a fielder other than the pitcher, the baserunner is out and all other runners must return to the base last obtained.
		A baserunner to 1st base is out if running inside the baseline and is hit by a thrown ball.
	web.bryant.edu /~intraspt/sports/softball.htm (1195 words)

	The That's Baseball Game
		each baserunner prior to determining the result for the batter at the plate.
		there is a defensive error and the baserunner moves to second.
		Baserunners advance the same number of bases as the batter who hits his way on.
	thatsbaseball1.tripod.com /id59.htm (1291 words)

	history-softball-terminology
		Scoring position: A good position for scoring a run on most hits, referring specifically to a baserunner standing on second base or third base.
		Slide: A baserunning manoeuvre in which the player slides into a base to avoid overrunning it, or to make it difficult for the fielder to tag the runner with the ball.
		Steal: A baserunner's successful advance from one base to the next during a pitch that is not hit.
	www.softball.org.nz /html/history-softball-terminology.htm (972 words)

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	- CBSSports.com
		The number of times a baserunner was caught attempting to steal a base.
		A fielder is credited with a putout if he receives the ball to put out a baserunner or a hitter.
		Awarded to a hitter when his plate appearance results in a run or runs; a hitter is not credited with an RBI if he hits into a double play or if the run is scored because of an error.
	www.sportsline.com /help/glossary/stats (1118 words)

	eteamz.com - The Team Sports Web Site Leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Baserunner, now essentially coming from RF, makes a straight bee-line to 2nd base.
		As long as baserunner did not deviate from a straight path to base in order to avoid the tag, the baserunner is safe, correct?
		The baserunner sets his/her own basepath and as long as he/she doesn't deviate from that basepath by more than 3 feet either side while trying to avoid a tag...should be good to go.
	eteamz.active.com /fastpitch/boards/softballumpire/message.cfm?id=1843998 (221 words)

	The object of this game is to see if the baserunner (on the scooter) can beat the ball home, as it is being thrown ...
		The object of this game is to see if the baserunner (on the scooter) can beat the ball home, as it is being thrown around the
		The object of this game is to see if the baserunner (on the scooter) can beat the ball home, as it is being thrown around the bases.
		The baserunner throws the ball out into the field and rides the scooter around the bases (pins).
	pazz.tripod.com /scootersoftball.htm (413 words)

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