Shaler Area Baseball Association
Pony League
1. In 2009,
the Shaler Area Baseball Association (SABA) will have
10 teams playing at the Pony League level.
Each team will play a 16 game schedule.
2. The season
will begin on
3. Teams will
be awarded two (2) points for a victory, no (0) points for a loss, and each
team will get one (1) point if a game ends in a tie. Negative one (-1) point will be applied at
the discretion of the SABA Board for a game not played.
4. All teams
will participate in a single elimination playoff tournament at the end of the
season. The playoffs are scheduled to
begin around
1 Age Restriction:
1.1 A player must be 14 or younger on
1.2 It is up to each organization to insure that a player
is eligible. Any team found using an
ineligible player will be disqualified from the playoffs and will forfeit each
regular season game in which the ineligible player participates.
1.3 Rosters with names and ages must be submitted to the
Shaler Baseball President before playing the first
game of the season. Failure to supply a
roster will result in the forfeiture of scheduled games until a roster is
submitted. All managers will be given a
copy of all league rosters. If a player
is added to your roster after the season begins, you must notify the SABA
President before they play in their 2nd game. Any player added after May 31 is not eligible
for the play-offs.
2 Playing Rules:
2.1 The distance of bases will be 80 feet and the pitching
rubber will be 54 feet from home plate.
2.2 Team managers can substitute for all starters in
their batting order one time. When the starter re-enters the batting order,
the substitute player must be removed from the batting order and the starter
must assume his original position. That
is, the starter must go back in the same place in the batting order and the sub
must come out of the batting order. A
substitute player can only enter the batting order once with the following
exceptions. (2.3)
2.3 Depleted Bench Rule - If all players on a team are
used in the batting order by a manager in a game depleting his bench (no
substitute remaining to be played) a manager may reuse a player previously
taken out of the batting order if (1) the player who is being replaced in the
order can no longer play due to injury or umpire ejection (2) the player to be
inserted will be placed in the injured players position in the batting order.
The last player removed from the line-up must be the player that re-enters the
batting order. When a team's last available substitute enters the order as part
of a multiple substitution, the manager will advise the umpire and official
scorekeeper which player is considered the last available player.
2.4 In case of injury, a team
can continue play with eight players. If the team sustains an additional injury
and can field only seven players, that team will forfeit the game at that
point.
2.5 Managers do not have to play every player in
attendance.
2.6 Managers can use additional
hitters up to the maximum players in attendance, at their discretion. If a
manager starts the game with additional hitters, he must use the same number of
additional hitters throughout the game. The manager has the flexibility to
place any of the players in attendance at any position defensively on the
field, even if that player is not in the batting order. For example, a team has
13 players and the manager elects at the beginning of the game to bat 11
players. All thirteen players are eligible to play defensively at the manager’s
discretion during the entire game. The
manager would have two players that are not in the starting batting order. He can substitute those players into his
batting order at any time. The players
that are removed from the batting order may re-enter the batting order at any
time, but they have to go back into the order in the same spot. The two subs that come back out cannot
re-enter the batting order, except in the case of a depleted bench rule
(2.3). In this case, since the team
started with 11 batters, they must finish with 11 batters. If a team starts
with additional hitters and one of the players gets injured or ejected, and
there are no additional players on the team’s bench, the team receives an
automatic out when that player’s turn in the batting order comes up. There will
be a maximum of 9 players in the field.
2.7 The substitution rule for a
catcher on base with 2 outs in an inning may be used. This is at the manager’s
option. The substitute runner must be the player who made the 2nd out.
2.8
3 Pitching
3.1 The pitching week starts on
Monday and ends on Sunday night. Pitchers will be allowed 10 innings per week
and will be allowed 13 innings in a week when 3 games are scheduled between
Monday and Sunday of that week. No more than 13 innings in any week will be
permitted. The days of rest rule continue to apply. The
(3) additional innings become available when the 3rd game is actually played.
3.2 If a pitcher pitches 3
innings or less, he can pitch in the next game no matter when scheduled
(including double-headers) as long as he has innings remaining in the week. If
he pitches 4 or 5 innings, he must have 3 nights rest. If he pitches 6 or more
innings, he must have 4 nights rest. If a pitcher does pitch in both games of a
double-header, the innings pitched in each game will be added to determine his
nights rest period. One pitch constitutes an inning. The night of the
day-of-the-game counts as the first night’s rest.
3.3 A pitcher may throw a
maximum of 110 pitches in a day, regardless of innings pitched. Pitch counts should be recorded by both teams
and compared at the end of each inning.
If there is a discrepancy, use the average of the two counts. If only one team keeps a count, use that
count. If neither team keeps a count,
use 5 pitches per batter. If a pitcher
is in the middle of a batter when his maximum pitch count is reached, he may
finish pitching to that batter. No new
batters may be pitched to once the 110 pitch limit is reached.
3.4 Once a pitcher is removed
from the mound, he is not permitted to return to pitch during the game.
3.5 A pitcher will be given a
balk warning during games in April and May.
Beginning June 1st, balks will be called without warning the pitcher of
the infraction. During April and May, if
a balk warning is issued and an opposing player is called out as a result of
the play, the out will not be recorded.
3.6 Any pitcher hitting 3
batters in the same inning must be removed upon hitting the third batter. Any
pitcher hitting 4 batters in one game must be removed upon hitting the 4th
batter.
3.7 The manager is permitted
one trip to the mound during an inning; he must make a pitching change if he
makes a second trip during the inning. If a pitcher is injured during the
inning, that trip will not be counted. Umpires can charge a trip to the mound
if a manager summons his pitcher to the sideline without asking for a time-out
or going onto the field.
3.8 All pitching rules are to be
observed during the season and no special rules can be put into effect because
a team reschedules games or plays a double-header. The date of the game and the
number of innings pitched in the game must be noted in the scorebook. Failure
to do so, or not make the information available to the opposing manager, may be
grounds for a forfeit.
3.9 No player that pitches for a
Shaler school team may pitch for their pony team
prior to the end of their school season. If a player throws one pitch in a
school game, this player is then considered to be a pitcher and any Pony game
that is pitched by this pitcher after that point, until the end of the school
season, will be forfeited.
3.10 All games will be 7 innings
with the following exceptions:
A) In case
of rain, darkness or inclement weather, five (5) innings, or four (4) and 1/2
innings if the home team is ahead, constitutes an official game. If
a game goes beyond five (5) innings and is called because of rain, darkness or
inclement weather before an additional inning can be completed, the official
score will be that of the last full inning played.
B) Extra innings are to be
played until a decision is reached unless darkness (umpire’s decision) or
pre-set curfew is in effect, at which point the game will be deemed a tie.
C) No full inning will be
allowed to start after
D) If at any time after the
losing team has had 5 turns at bat and the winning team is
ahead by 10 runs, the game will be decided.
E) Any game that is stopped and does not become
official as per (A) above, and is re-scheduled for a later date, will be
re-started from the beginning. Any
pitching innings in incomplete games will be counted.
3.11 For all
pitching rules, any violation will come under the review of the SABA Board and
penalties will be imposed.
4. Managers/Coaches:
4.1 Any manager who is ejected from a game will not
be permitted to manage his team for the next 2 scheduled games. Any coach who is ejected from a game will not
be permitted to coach or manage his team for the next 3 scheduled games. (ONLY 1ST OFFENSE SUSPENSIONS WILL BE
SUBJECT TO APPEAL). If a manager or coach is ejected
a second time during the season, he will be subject to a MANDATORY 6 GAME SUSPENSION (WITHOUT A RIGHT OF APPEAL). This suspension is to take
effect over the next 6 scheduled games and DOES include any and all playoff
games.
4.2 Managers may protest games only on rule interpretation
disputes, not on umpire judgment calls (Ball or Strike, Safe or Out, etc.).
Managers must inform the umpire at the time of the protested play that they are
filing a protest. The opposing manager
is also to be notified at the time of the protest and a complete description
should be entered into the official scorebook stating the incident, number of
outs, count on batter, runners on base, etc.
Before play resumes, an attempt should be made to contact the SABA
President for an immediate ruling. If
the no ruling is made at the time of the protest, see Rule 4.3.
4.3 The protesting manager must
notify the President of the Shaler Area Baseball
Association by phone or in writing within 48 hours to file the protest. The protest may be withdrawn at the end of
the game, if the protesting team is victorious.
4.4 A decision on a protest will be rendered by the President of the
5. Standings:
5.1 The following points will be awarded and total points will be
used to determine seeding for post-season play:
WINNING TEAM: 2 Points
TIE GAME: 1 Point to each team
LOSING TEAM: 0 Points
GAME NOT PLAYED: (-1) point to each team
(At discretion of SABA Board)
6. Umpire
Costs:
6.1 Total of $70.00 per game with 2 umpires ($40.00 behind the
plate, $30.00 for the bases).
$50.00 per game with 1 umpire
For Playoffs: $70.00 per game with the
plate umpire receiving $40.00 and the field umpire receiving $30.00
7 Playoffs:
All
eligible teams will be involved in post-season single-elimination
playoffs. The playoff format will be
determined before the start of the playoff schedule.
8 Manager Responsibilities:
8.1
Home team managers have the following responsibilities before and after each
game:
A) Home team manager is responsible for deciding if the field is
playable following inclement weather. If
you plan to postpone a game because of the weather or poor field conditions,
please call the opposing manager and Shaler umpire
scheduler (JASON IMBROGNO 412-608-0646). You must try to cancel the game at least one
hour before scheduled game time. Once
the umpire shows up at the field, it is his decision on whether the game should
be played or when to call the game due to weather conditions. Please try to avoid having teams to your
field and then postponing the game at the last minute. The earlier you decide to postpone, the
easier it is for all parties concerned.
B) Have field in game ready shape with bases tied down, field lined
and batter's box ready at least fifteen (15) minutes before game time. Managers should also have two new game balls
(
C) Home teams are permitted to use the field up to fifteen (15)
minutes before game time before the visiting team can use the field for
warm-up. There will be no first-at-field
provision. The home team has the
field. If more than one game is
scheduled for a field, only five (5) minutes of infield practice will be
allowed for each team.
D) The home team manager is responsible for paying the umpire, prior
to the game. If a game is canceled after
the umpires have arrived, but before the game has started, they should be paid
half of the umpire fee. If the game
starts and is then called due to weather, etc., umpires should be paid the full
amount.
E) The manager of the WINNING
team is responsible for reporting the RESULTS of each game to the SABA Scoring
Rep. If the game is a TIE or
POSTPONEMENT, the HOME team manager must report the result (in case of tie) or
the fact that the game has been postponed to the SABA Scoring Rep. This should be done via E-MAIL or PHONE. When reporting scores, give
the game number, League (Pony), score and winning team. If a game score or postponement has not been
reported within 5 days, the Scoring Rep or SABA President will make an attempt
to get the result. After 7 days total, if
no score is reported, at the discretion of the SABA President, the winning team
will forfeit any points for that victory or the home team will forfeit a point
in the case of a tie.
Brian Tavitas - Reserve
EMAIL ADDRESS:
PHONE:
412-951-0799 (leave a message if he is not available)
Updated
Scoring and Standings can be found at http://www.middleroadathletics.org
Click
on the SABA Scoring link.
F) Home team
managers are responsible for rescheduling games within 7 days after
postponement. Managers are to arrange
for field time mutually acceptable to each manager, inform the opposing
manager, and contact the SABA Scoring Rep and Umpire scheduler with the new
date. Games not re-scheduled within
seven (7) days after being postponed, may be rescheduled by the President at
any site to be determined by the President.
Shaler Area Baseball Association
In 2009, the Shaler
Area Baseball Association (SABA) will have 19 teams playing at the Farm League
level (9’s and 10’s) and 17 teams playing at the Little League level (11’s and
12’s). Each team will play a 16 game schedule.
Little League and Farm League
1.
Little League and Farm League will start on
2.
Teams are awarded two (2) points for a victory, no (0) points for a loss, and
each team will get one (1) point if a game ends in a tie. Negative one (-1) point will be applied at
the discretion of the SABA Board for a game not played.
3.
All eligible teams will participate in the playoffs at the end of the season,
which are scheduled to begin on
The post-season meeting at
which the playoff parings will be announced is scheduled for Thursday, JUNE 18 at Richter Field (Braun
Jeffrey)
LITTLE LEAGUE -
FARM LEAGUE -
4. The Little League
rulebook prevails in all cases except for those listed on the following pages.
1. Age Restriction:
Little League - Twelve (12) and under
(age determined by child's age on
Farm
League - Ten (10) and under (age determined by child's age on
2. Rosters:
Teams making roster changes by bringing up a player
from lower division or signing a new player MUST notify the Shaler president by phone
or in writing before the player or players play a second game for the team
(except for call-ups).
A. A player
who is rostered during the season in the next league
(i.e. Farm age but playing as Little League) cannot move back and play during
post season to the lower age group.
B. All rostered
players MUST play before call-up
players.
C. Call up players CAN NOT PITCH at higher levels.
3. Players in Field:
Little League - Nine (9)
Farm League - Ten (10) Four outfielders in an arc - NO ROVER; may begin with 9 players.
Both Leagues - In case of injury, a team can
continue to play with eight players. If
the team sustains an additional injury and can field only seven players, the
game will be forfeited at that point.
4. Defensive Innings:
Both Leagues - Players cannot sit on the bench for
two (2) consecutive innings. Player must go into the field after every inning
that he sits out.
5. Players to Bat:
Both Leagues -
A) All players in attendance must bat in continuous order.
B) A late arriving player, not in the original lineup, goes to the
bottom of the batting order.
C) Any player who misses their turn in the continuous batting order
for any reason will be recorded as an
out for that at bat.
D) The player may return to the game pursuant to rule #4.
E) If a player is unable to return to the game, each missed at bat
thereafter will be recorded as an out.
6. Innings to Play:
Both Leagues - Six (6) inning games. In case of rain
or darkness four (4) innings, or three (3) and a half if home team is ahead
constitutes an official game.
If a game goes beyond four (4) innings and is called
because of rain or darkness before the inning can be completed, the official
score will be that of the last full inning played.
If an umpire calls a game before it is an official
game, it is declared “No Game”. The
pitchers however will be charged with
the innings.
7. Extra Innings:
Little League - No more than
three (3) extra innings.
Farm
League - No more than two (2) extra innings
Game will go into the books as a tie, even if time
and conditions permit additional innings.
8. Pitching Week:
Little League - Week starts on Monday and ends on
Sunday.
9. Inning/Pitch Limits:
Little League – Eighty-five
(85) pitches per game/day.
One
hundred twenty-five (125) pitches per week.
Pitch counts will be monitored by both teams and at
the end of each inning, the pitch counts will be compared and
synchronized. If there is a discrepancy,
an average will be used, rounding up for ½’s.
If only one team monitors pitches, that count will be used as the official
pitch count. If for some reason a pitch
count is not kept, assign five (5) pitches per batter faced to the pitcher.
When a daily or weekly pitch limit is reached in the
middle of an at-bat, the pitcher may complete pitching to that batter. No new batters may be pitched to after a
limit is reached.
Pitch counts must be recorded in your scorebook and
be available to the opposing team upon request.
Farm League -
Two (2) innings per game.
While pitch counts are not enforced in Farm, it is
strongly encouraged that pitch counts are monitored for the safety of the
players.
10. Rest Period:
Little League - Any pitcher who pitches:
61 pitches or more in a game must have four (4)
nights rest before pitching again.
41 to 60 pitches in a game must have three (3)
nights rest before pitching again.
21 to 40 pitches in a game must have two (2) nights
rest before pitching again.
Twenty (20) pitches or less in a game requires no
rest period.
The night of the game just completed counts as the
first night of rest for all rest period calculations.
Rest periods carry-over
into new pitching weeks. In other words,
if a player throws 50 pitches on Sunday and requires 3 nights rest, he cannot
pitch again until Wednesday, even though a new pitching week starts on
Monday. The Monday through Sunday
pitching week is only used for the 125-pitch weekly limit.
If two games are played in one day, pitch counts are
combined for the day to determine rest periods.
In rained-out games, the pitches thrown count for a pitcher.
11. Additional Innings (Farm
League Only):
Farm League - Pitchers are given an additional two
(2) innings for every game that is added to the schedule due a game being
previously postponed.
12. One Pitch:
Farm League - One (1) pitch to a batter constitutes
an inning pitched.
13. Replacing Pitchers:
Both Leagues - Once a pitcher has been removed,
he/she cannot return to pitch.
Manager or coach is permitted one (1) trip to the mound;
he must replace the pitcher on the second (2nd) trip to the mound in the same
inning. If a pitcher is injured, the
trip to the mound will not count as an official trip.
For all pitching rules, any violation will come under the review of the
14. Hit Batsman:
Both Leagues - Any pitcher hitting TWO (2) batters
in one ( 1) inning or THREE (3) batters in one (1) game, must be replaced upon
hitting the second batter in the inning or third batter in the game.
15. Ten (10) Run Rule:
Both Leagues - If a team
leads by ten (10) runs after four (4) full innings, or if the home team is
ahead by ten (10) runs after three (3) and one-half innings, the game will be
stopped.
If a team goes ahead by ten
(10) runs at any time after the four (4) full innings, the game will be stopped
at that point regardless of which team
is the home or away team.
16. Bunting:
Both Leagues - Bunting is
permitted.
No slash bunting.
If a batter squares around
to bunt he CANNOT pull back and take
a full swing. The batter will be
automatically called out.
17. Infield Fly Rule:
Little League - In effect with runners on first and
second, or first second and third with less than two (2) outs
Farm League - Not in effect.
20. Balks:
Both Leagues - Balks will
not be called, but Little League pitchers should be taught not to accept the
ball back from the catcher while standing on the rubber.
In Little League, if a
batter squares to bunt and a pitcher stops in the middle of the wind-up or
delivery, a ball will be called, but no base-runners will be advanced. If the batter has a three ball count at the
time of the occurrence, no base-on-balls will be awarded.
20. Sliding:
Both Leagues - Players are
taught to slide into bases when there is a play being made on the runner. They
should be taught to slide feet first.
No head first sliding on a
play permitted, except in the case of a runner rounding a base and diving back
or returning to a base on a pick-off attempt.
If the player is more than two steps from the base, they should slide
feet first. If a player slides head
first, the team will be given one warning and subsequent occurrences will
result in the player being called out.
21. Stealing:
Little League - Runners can attempt to steal second,
third or home after the ball has passed the batter.
Farm League - Runners can attempt to steal second or
third after the ball has passed the batter. Runners are not allowed to steal
home.
Runners can advance to home only when they are
forced home by a bases-loaded walk, hit batsman, a base hit, or a continuation
of an errant play that started with a
batted ball.
Runners cannot advance
from third on overthrow of attempted steal or pickoff.
If a runner steals second and the ball is overthrown;
he can advance to third at his own risk; but cannot advance home on an
overthrow at third, even if the ball is thrown out of play. If runner mistakenly advances home on an
overthrow, he is live and may be tagged out before he returns safely to the
base. If he leaves the playing area into
dead ball territory, he is automatically out.
Little League - If any runner leaves a base early,
he will be declared “out”, without a
warning. The pitched ball on the play will not count.
Farm League - If any runner leaves a base early, he
will receive a warning. If that same
runner is caught leaving early again, he/she will be declared “out” (One warning per team). The pitched ball on
the play will not count.
22. Throwing Equipment:
Both Leagues - The umpire
will warn a player on first offense. A
player can be ejected from the game if he deliberately
throws his bat or helmet after an out.
A player accidentally throwing his bat shall be
warned the first time and called out on the second offense.
The warning is against the
player not the team.
23. Behavior:
Both Leagues - Managers are responsible for the
conduct of the parents of their players and can risk forfeiture of the game due
to the unruly actions of the parents. Abusive
and/or obscene language will result in ejection from the game.
24. Umpires:
Umpires should be asked to print their names on the
scorebook at the conclusion of the game.
Anytime a manager or coach is ejected from a game, a
complete report of the incident must be reported to the President of Shaler Baseball as soon as possible after the game by both
Managers. Be sure to have all of the details correct in the event of a hearing.
Umpire Costs:
Little League - $ 35.00 per game with 2 umpires
($20.00 behind the plate, $15.00 for the bases).
$25.00 per game with 1
umpire.
For Playoffs:
$40.00 per game with the plate umpire receiving
$25.00 and the field umpire receiving $15.00
Farm League - $25.00 per game with 2
umpires ($15.00 behind the plate, $10.00 for the bases).
$20.00 per game with 1
umpire.
For Playoffs:
$30.00 per game with the
plate umpire receiving $20.00 and the field umpire receiving $10.00.
Each organization will provide their
own umpires during the regular season.
Play-off umpires will be provided by
Umpires are encouraged to finish the game in the
same position they began the game.
If
a game begins, but is then rained out before it is an official game, the umpire
should be paid the full game fee. In addition, if a team manager does not
contact the umpire supervisor in time to cancel a game and the umpire reports
to the field, the home team's organization will be responsible to pay the
umpire one half of the normal umpire fee rounded to the nearest dollar.
Managers may protest games on rule
interpretation disputes only, not on umpire or judgment calls (ball, strike,
safe, etc.).
Coaches
are not permitted to discuss calls with the umpire and neither manager nor
coach should carry on to the point where he must be ejected from the game. You
are there to teach baseball and sportsmanship, not to show your knowledge, or
lack of such arguing with umpires. Try and remember these young umpires may
become exceptional umpires with experience.
Sportsmanship:
Catchers are not permitted to talk to the batters (swing batter - etc). They
can encourage their pitcher, but are not to make any reference to the batter to
interfere with him.
25. Manager/Coach Suspension:
Any manager who is ejected from a game will not be
permitted to manage his team for the next two (2) scheduled games.
Any coach who is ejected from a game will not be
permitted to coach or manage his team for the next three (3) scheduled games.
If a manager or coach is ejected a second time
during the season, he will be subject to a MANDATORY
6 GAME SUSPENSION (WITHOUT A RIGHT TO APPEAL). This suspension is to take
effect over the next 6 scheduled games and DOES
INCLUDE any and all playoff games.
ONLY FIRST
OFFENSE SUSPENSIONS WILL BE SUBJECT TO AN APPEAL. IF THE OUTCOME FROM THE APPEAL IS TO OVERTURN
THE SUSPENSION THE MANAGER/COACH’S RECORD WILL BE CLEARED.
26.
Standings:
Both Leagues - The following points will
be awarded and points will determine post-season play:
WINNING TEAM: Two (2) points
TIE GAME: Both teams One (1)
point
LOSING TEAM: Zero (0) points
GAME NOT PLAYED: Negative One (-1) point (SABA Board
Discretion)
27. All-Star Teams:
All-star information will be made available at a
later date, but the first two (2) managers to win ten (10) games will be given
first-right-of-refusal to be the all-star managers.
We are
planning to have 9-year old; 10-year old; 11-year old; and 12-year old games
on:
9’s, 10’s & 11’s
12’s Friday,
July 3 in the evening (Home Run Derby & Game)
28. Ineligible Players:
Any team found guilty of using an ineligible player,
will NOT participate in the post-season playoffs.
29. Batting Helmets and Catcher’s Gear:
Shaler Baseball mandates that all
farm and little league teams use facemasks on batting helmets both at bat, on
the bases and the base paths. Catchers
must wear protective cups.
30. Managers and coaches
must be seated on or stand behind their respective bench while ball is in play.
31. Substitution to speed play:
Both Leagues - When there are two outs and the
pitcher or catcher is on base, a pinch runner may be used for the pitcher or
catcher. The player who made the second
out will be the pinch runner.
Team Manager
Responsibilities
Home team managers have the following
responsibilities before and after each game:
1) Home manager
is responsible for deciding if a field is playable following inclement weather.
If you plan to postpone a game due to weather or poor field conditions, please
call the opposing manager and your umpire coordinator at least one (1) hour
before scheduled game time. Please try
to avoid having teams travel to your field and then postponing a game at the
last minute. The earlier you decide to postpone, the easier it is for all
parties.
2) Have field in game ready shape
with bases tied down, the field lined and the batter’s box ready at least 15
minutes before game time. Managers should also have two (2) new game balls (
3) Home teams are permitted to
use the field up to fifteen (15) minutes before game time before the visiting
team can use the field for warm-up.
There will not be a first-at-field provision. The home team has the
field.
4) Home team manager is
responsible for paying the umpire(s) prior to the game.
5) The manager of the WINNING
team is responsible for reporting the RESULTS of each game to the SABA Scoring
Rep. If the game is a TIE or
POSTPONEMENT, the HOME team manager must report the result (in case of tie) or the
fact that the game has been postponed to the SABA Scoring Rep. This should be done via E-MAIL or PHONE. When reporting scores, give
the game number, League (Farm or Little), score and winning team. If a game score or postponement has not been
reported within 5 days, the Scoring Rep will make one attempt to get the
result. After 7 days total, the winning
team may forfeit any points for that victory or both teams may forfeit a point
in the case of a tie.
Brian Tavitas
EMAIL ADDRESS:
PHONE:
412-951-0799
Updated Scoring and
Standings can be found at http://www.middleroadathletics.org
6) If a game is postponed, it
must be re-scheduled within 7 days. The
Home managers is to arrange for field time mutually acceptable to each manager,
inform the opposing manager and notify the SABA Scoring Rep and your Umpire
Scheduler with the new date. After 7
days, if a game has not been re-scheduled, the SABA President may schedule the
game at his discretion.
The Game is for the Boys. Let's remember that and
have fun!