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Dump the asst. and restrict HC?
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NFHS: Batter grounds to F6, wild throw to first past F3. Runner takes a step to 2nd as F2 gets ball throws to F3 for the out on BR. Asst. at first screams at base ump
then gets dumped. Is the HC supposed to be restricted at this point?
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